Luis Diaz
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Autohotkey: style code v2
Hello experts,
The following script allows me to send style code based on a selection:
!^c:: ;code
Send, ^x
Send, [Code]
Sleep, 50
ClipWait,1
If (ErrorLevel=1)
{
MsgBox,4144,Error, No text appearing after one second
Return
}
Send, ^v
Sleep, 50
Send, {End}
Sleep, 50
Send, [/Code]
Return
Instead of selecting and go to initial position I thought that the best is to simplify it as following through using directly by the clipboard:
!^c:: ;code
Send, ^c
Sleep, 50
ClipWait,1
If (ErrorLevel=1)
{
MsgBox,4144,Error, No text appearing after one second
Return
}
ClipboardVar:=Clipboard
Clipboard:="[Code]" . ClipboardVar . "[/Code]"
Sleep, 50
MsgBox,4160,Success,Your clipboard has been properly copied.
Return
Prior to adding to my AutoHotKey file could you please let me know your advice on the script structure and if I can go ahead by adding this on my AutoHotKey file.
Thank you very much for your help.
The following script allows me to send style code based on a selection:
!^c:: ;code
Send, ^x
Send, [Code]
Sleep, 50
ClipWait,1
If (ErrorLevel=1)
{
MsgBox,4144,Error, No text appearing after one second
Return
}
Send, ^v
Sleep, 50
Send, {End}
Sleep, 50
Send, [/Code]
Return
Instead of selecting and go to initial position I thought that the best is to simplify it as following through using directly by the clipboard:
!^c:: ;code
Send, ^c
Sleep, 50
ClipWait,1
If (ErrorLevel=1)
{
MsgBox,4144,Error, No text appearing after one second
Return
}
ClipboardVar:=Clipboard
Clipboard:="[Code]" . ClipboardVar . "[/Code]"
Sleep, 50
MsgBox,4160,Success,Your clipboard has been properly copied.
Return
Prior to adding to my AutoHotKey file could you please let me know your advice on the script structure and if I can go ahead by adding this on my AutoHotKey file.
Thank you very much for your help.
ASKER
Hello Bill,
Thank you for this help. The intend of the question hasn't changed. Just for my knowledge, how did you add the line prior the bold of the block?
Thank you for this help. The intend of the question hasn't changed. Just for my knowledge, how did you add the line prior the bold of the block?
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Noted, thank you very much for your feedback.
You're very welcome!
I reformatted your original question a bit to hopefully make it more readable. There is no way that I know of to "nest" [code]…[/code] blocks inside each other, so for this question I think just bolding the "code" in the question may be more useful. I hope this helps, but check and make sure I didn't change the original intent of your question.
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