thechinesekid

Hmm, I gave it a shot but it got really messy. I get the feeling quite a bit of work will be needed to merge the two functions so I'll stick to what you've given me. I was just wondering for convenience. Thanks

Ah, thank you for that. It works great. With the method shown above I seem to require another hotkeyset (it pauses + resets script, but pressing it again does not start it up again) Out of curiousity, is there a way to merge my toggle and this new "restart" hotkey? If not, this will work fine.

Hi, I've been using autoit for quite some years now and have mainly been lurking around the forums whenever I have had a problem. I've managed to get by through trial and error and I don't actually know very much about the program. I was wondering if I could get some help with my script. My question is the following: Is there a way to set a hotkey to pause my script but when I restart it, it begins from the beginning again rather than starting up where it paused? For example. Currently my script does.. ... pause at "c" >> unpause = starts at "d" However I want it to do... ... pause at "c" >> unpause = restarts at "a" Here is what I am working with ;my script template #requireadmin opt("SendKeyDownDelay", 200) $count = 0 Global $UnPaused HotKeySet("`", "TogglePause") HotKeySet("{ESC}", "Terminate") ;-------------------- While 1 Sleep(10) ToolTip("Script is Paused",0,0) WEnd ;-------------------- Func TogglePause() $UnPaused = NOT $UnPaused While $UnPaused ;---script goes here-- Send("a") Send("b") Send("c") Send("d") ;-------------------- WEnd EndFunc ;-------------------- Func Terminate() Exit 0 EndFunc Any help is greatly appreciated! - Alex