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I have written a basic script

HotKeySet("\", "TORONTO")

Func TORONTO ()

send ("{Enter}")

$Title = WinGetTitle("[active]")

$text = ControlGetText($Title, "", "Edit22")

$text2 = StringReplace($text2, "_u.TO", ".UN-TC")

$text2 = StringReplace($text2, ".TO", "-TC")

sleep (500)

$linktext = StringReplace($text, "_u.TO", "-U.TO")

$linktext = StringReplace($text, "_", "-")

$linktext = StringUpper($linktext)

$Title2 = $linktext & " - Depth"

Sleep ( 175)

ControlFocus($Title2, "", "Edit1")

Sleep ( 175)

ControlSetText($Title2, "", "Edit1", $text2 )

Sleep ( 100 )

ControlSend($Title2, "", "Edit1", "{ENTER}")

EndFunc

Which I copied off of someone and know that it should work. I saved the script to my desktop, clicked compile script and then the file that appeared I clicked 'Open' but it doesn't show up in my task manager and isn't running. Is there something I am missing?? Thanks in advance.

Posted

Hello Dylpickled12,

That script will take less than a second to run, and it will only run once...you need to add a sleep to wait for your hotkey command.

Try this:

HotKeySet("\", "TORONTO")

While 1
    Sleep(100)
WEnd

Func TORONTO ()
    send ("{Enter}")
    $Title = WinGetTitle("[active]")
    $text = ControlGetText($Title, "", "Edit22")
    $text2 = StringReplace($text2, "_u.TO", ".UN-TC")
    $text2 = StringReplace($text2, ".TO", "-TC")
    sleep (500)
    $linktext = StringReplace($text, "_u.TO", "-U.TO")
    $linktext = StringReplace($text, "_", "-")
    $linktext = StringUpper($linktext)
    $Title2 = $linktext & " - Depth"
    Sleep ( 175)
    ControlFocus($Title2, "", "Edit1")
    Sleep ( 175)
    ControlSetText($Title2, "", "Edit1", $text2 )
    Sleep ( 100 )
    ControlSend($Title2, "", "Edit1", "{ENTER}")
EndFunc

Good Luck

Realm

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