AutoHotKey

I am a newbie to Autohotkey, and I can't figure this out despite reading through this site and the official documentation. I just want to have certain hotkeys work only with certain applications. So for example, if I press spacebar in a certain game I want it to send ` (grave), but if I'm not in that game I want spacebar to function normally. Everything I try seems to make spacebar do nothing when I'm not in game. I can try using an "else" statement to send the spacebar, but that just seems to make an infinite loop. Help! EDIT: Thank you NbdNnm. Here's exactly what ended up working for me:

I just discovered AutoHotKey and it seems like a dream come true. I have two .ahk scripts, A.ahk and B.ahk . I want to call script B from within script A. The AHK forums are strangely silent on the subject but I am sure this is possible. Corey It's the #Include directive you are looking for. You include ScriptB.ahk, then call its functions like you normally would. #include SomeFile.ahk http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/_Include.htm Using an #include directive is more common, but occasionally you will need to call an external AHK script. This is easily accomplished using the Run or

I would like to activate a sound profile every time I switch to a specific program and change back to the default profile every time I leave it. This action is turned on in a GUI via a radio button. The workaround I have created is: Auto_Ftsps: gui, Submit, NoHide While (Rad3==1) { Previous_window:= WinActive("A") Sleep,1000 Current_window:= WinActive("A") If (Previous_window =Current_window) {} Else If (Previous_window !=Current_window) { If(WinActive("Fortnite")) Run_Peace_Profile("Ftsps") Else Run_Peace_Profile("Graphic EQ") } Sleep,2000 } return Is there a better way to do this? I looked

I am trying to create a pretty basic text wrapper in AutoHotKey for use when programming. I got it to work using the clipboard to copy the selected text, modify it, then paste it, but I am trying to refrain from using the clipboard since it does not work well in conjunction with my Clipboard Manager. Does anyone know how to do this? !r:: ;Alt+R+%Char% = Wrap Text with Input Characters ClipSave := ClipboardAll Send ^c Input, Char, L1 if ("" . Char = "{") { clipboard = {%clipboard%} } else if ("" . Char = "[") { clipboard = [%clipboard%] } else if ("" . Char = "(") { clipboard = (%clipboard%) }

When reading either of these questions or the EmacsWiki article about mapping Caps Lock to Control in emacs in Windows, the best answers seem to involve the registry. My question is what a user can do when they can't modify the registry of the machine because they don't have admin rights. Is there a way to do the mapping from within emacs? This article comes oh-so-close, even saying, "As people have mentioned, you can of course map Caps-Lock to other keys instead, for example the Control key." But I can't figure out how to represent the control key (using various references that look pretty