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So I have a laptop which doesn't have a number pad, which makes item usage a little bit hard.
I downloaded the autohotkey program that let you write some simple script, what I'm interested in is re-mapping the numPad keys over to normal letter keys.
Now I want to able to toggle the mapping on/off during game, so when I talk I don't talk numbers.
Here's the attempt:
toggleOn = 0
9::
if toggleOn = 1
{
d::Numpad8
g::Numpad5
v::Numpad2
o::Numpad1
toggleOn = 0
}
if toggleOn = 0
{
toggleOn = 1
}
The idea is we map the key "9" into the following expression that does the work. But it doesn't work. Instead I find my keys always mapped T+T
Any help would be great : )
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It's because your second conditional is always true. You're setting toggleOn to 0 and then checking if it's 0, and since it is, it's set to 1.
toggleOn = 0
P::
if toggleOn = 1
{
d::Numpad8
g::Numpad5
v::Numpad2
o::Numpad1
toggleOn = 0
}
else
{
toggleOn = 1
}
I'm not sure this does what you want anyway. I think you need to clear the bindings when you toggle it off...
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Ohh, nice catch. Let me try it your way.
I can maybe store the binding in the other numPads, then swap it back in the else, lolol... gimme some time
Apparently the binding is permanent, when I tried to do
d::a
d::b
it says "duplicate hotkey", which probably means you can only assign it once...
Oh well, thx for the catch anyways, I write a lot of
if (pred)
return blahblah
statements, and never occured the ifs can run over each other ha! thanks a lot!
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toggleOn = 0
9::
if toggleOn = 0
{
d::Numpad8
g::Numpad5
v::Numpad2
o::Numpad1
toggleOn = 1
}
else
{
Hotkey, *d, off
Hotkey, *g, off
Hotkey, *v, off
Hotkey, *o, off
toggleOn = 0
}
I think that does what you want.
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Hmm I tried yours, it says
"Hotkey nonexistent, specifically "d" "
hmmm
Actually, if I just copy/paste your code, "9" does nothing and the binding remains
if I flip the initialization of toggleOn to 0 instead of 1, it gives the above error message
wierd!
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Yeah, I forgot you need asterisks. I tested it and it's really screwy and doesn't work at all haha.
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Haha, it's still screwey even if we put the *
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I think we first assigned Numpad8 to d
then we killed it's de-referenced value with "off"
so d never came back, so I can't type d anymore haha
Also I think it's bad to do
9::
as it binds 9 to something weird, in my case 9 got binded to 8
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Oh, well I just made this really easy.
d::Numpad8
g::Numpad5
v::Numpad2
o::Numpad1
9::Suspend
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using this at the moment, 9 doesn't toggle at all :/
toggleOn = 0
if (GetKeyState("9"))
{
if toggleOn = 0
{
d::Numpad8
g::Numpad5
v::Numpad2
o::Numpad1
toggleOn = 1
}
else
{
Hotkey, *d, off
Hotkey, *g, off
Hotkey, *v, off
Hotkey, *o, off
toggleOn = 0
}
}
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On July 10 2010 18:04 ShadowDrgn wrote:Oh, well I just made this really easy.
d::Numpad8
g::Numpad5
v::Numpad2
o::Numpad1
9::Suspend
Yay thx!
syscall ftw
lololol
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I already had AHK help open from when I was working on a script earlier. Good timing. 
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This is a classic. You need to check if the button is being held, or if it has been released. I'm going to mash up something in pseduo-code because I don't know AHK.
I don't know if this is clear so what it's supposed to do is:
When you press the button, it should set the released flag to false. Now, when you release the button again, both has_been_released, and keystate(*button*) should be false, and thus change the state of our "lightswitch" / whatever.
Oh, and you could've posted it here for more replies, I think.
http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=134491
Edit: Oh, and I forgot to add, but you obviously need a
if(state == 1) { do whatever with hotkeys here }.
var has_been_released = true
var state = 0
for(ever) //insert infinite loop here
{
if (keystate(*button*) == true)
{
has_been_released = false
}
if (keystate(*button*) == false && has_been_released == false)
{
has_been_released = true
if (state == 1)
{
state = 0
}
if (state == 0)
{
state = 1
}
}
}
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I'm sure there are existing solutions, but it can be fun coding :p
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EPT
