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Here is a macro program i made.

It uses the numpad as macro hotkeys.

You type what you want typed in when you press the hotkey....

And you can hide it!

And no need to tell me it can all be done with arrays :)

#include <EditConstants.au3>
#include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>
#include <StaticConstants.au3>
#include <WindowsConstants.au3>
#include <Misc.au3>
#include <Constants.au3>

;///Variables///
Global $ElementWidth = 150
Global $LabelHeight = 15
Global $InputHeight = 20
Global $Spacing1 = $ElementWidth + 20
Global $Spacing2 = ($ElementWidth * 2) + 30
Global $GuiWidth = ($ElementWidth * 3) + 40
Global $GuiHeight = (10 + $LabelHeight + $InputHeight) * 4 + 10
Global $ShowHide = False
;Naming
Global $Name = "Numpad Macro"
Global $Version = "0.9 Beta"
Global $Title = $Name & " - " & $Version
;Ini file
Global $FileName = @AppDataDir & "\Nupad Macro\Numpad Macro.ini"
Global $FileDir = @AppDataDir & "\Nupad Macro"
Global $FileSection = "Section"

;///Check for directory///
If not FileExists($FileName) Then
    DirCreate($FileDir)
EndIf

;///Read ini values///
$Read0 = IniRead($FileName,$FileSection,"Input0","")
$Read1 = IniRead($FileName,$FileSection,"Input1","")
$Read2 = IniRead($FileName,$FileSection,"Input2","")
$Read3 = IniRead($FileName,$FileSection,"Input3","")
$Read4 = IniRead($FileName,$FileSection,"Input4","")
$Read5 = IniRead($FileName,$FileSection,"Input5","")
$Read6 = IniRead($FileName,$FileSection,"Input6","")
$Read7 = IniRead($FileName,$FileSection,"Input7","")
$Read8 = IniRead($FileName,$FileSection,"Input8","")
$Read9 = IniRead($FileName,$FileSection,"Input9","")



#region///Create Gui///
;///Main Gui///
$Gui = GUICreate($Title, $GuiWidth, $GuiHeight, -1, -1)

;///Tray Menu///
Opt("TrayMenuMode", 1)
TraySetState(2)
TraySetIcon (@ScriptDir & "\Numpad Macro Icon.ico")

;///NUMPAD 0///
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Numpad 0", 10, 145, $ElementWidth, $LabelHeight, $SS_CENTER)
$Input0 = GUICtrlCreateInput($Read0, 10, 160, $ElementWidth, $InputHeight)

;///NUMPAD 1///
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Numpad 1", 10, 100, $ElementWidth, $LabelHeight, $SS_CENTER)
$Input1 = GUICtrlCreateInput($Read1, 10, 115, $ElementWidth, $InputHeight)

;///NUMPAD 2///
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Numpad 2", $Spacing1, 100, $ElementWidth, $LabelHeight, $SS_CENTER)
$Input2 = GUICtrlCreateInput($Read2, $Spacing1, 115, $ElementWidth, $InputHeight)

;///NUMPAD 3///
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Numpad 3", $Spacing2, 100, $ElementWidth, $LabelHeight, $SS_CENTER)
$Input3 = GUICtrlCreateInput($Read3, $Spacing2, 115, $ElementWidth, $InputHeight)

;///NUMPAD 4///
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Numpad 4", 10, 55, $ElementWidth, $LabelHeight, $SS_CENTER)
$Input4 = GUICtrlCreateInput($Read4, 10, 70, $ElementWidth, $InputHeight)

;///NUMPAD 5///
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Numpad 5", $Spacing1, 55, $ElementWidth, $LabelHeight, $SS_CENTER)
$Input5 = GUICtrlCreateInput($Read5, $Spacing1, 70, $ElementWidth, $InputHeight)

;///NUMPAD 6///
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Numpad 6", $Spacing2, 55, $ElementWidth, $LabelHeight, $SS_CENTER)
$Input6 = GUICtrlCreateInput($Read6, $Spacing2, 70, $ElementWidth, $InputHeight)

;///NUMPAD 7///
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Numpad 7", 10, 10, $ElementWidth, $LabelHeight, $SS_CENTER)
$Input7 = GUICtrlCreateInput($Read7, 10, 25, $ElementWidth, $InputHeight)

;///NUMPAD 8///
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Numpad 8", $Spacing1, 10, $ElementWidth, $LabelHeight, $SS_CENTER)
$Input8 = GUICtrlCreateInput($Read8, $Spacing1, 25, $ElementWidth, $InputHeight)

;///NUMPAD 9///
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Numpad 9", $Spacing2, 10, $ElementWidth, $LabelHeight, $SS_CENTER)
$Input9 = GUICtrlCreateInput($Read9, $Spacing2, 25, $ElementWidth, $InputHeight)

;///Show/Hide Button///
$ShowHideButton = GUICtrlCreateButton("Hide", $Spacing1, 150, $ElementWidth, 30)
#endregion///Create Gui///

;///Show gui///
GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)

#region///Hotkeys///
HotKeySet("{Numpad0}", "_Numpad0")
HotKeySet("{Numpad1}", "_Numpad1")
HotKeySet("{Numpad2}", "_Numpad2")
HotKeySet("{Numpad3}", "_Numpad3")
HotKeySet("{Numpad4}", "_Numpad4")
HotKeySet("{Numpad5}", "_Numpad5")
HotKeySet("{Numpad6}", "_Numpad6")
HotKeySet("{Numpad7}", "_Numpad7")
HotKeySet("{Numpad8}", "_Numpad8")
HotKeySet("{Numpad9}", "_Numpad9")
#endregion///Hotkeys///
;_
#region///Functions///
Func _Numpad0()
    Send(GUICtrlRead($Input0))
EndFunc   ;==>_Numpad0

Func _Numpad1()
    Send(GUICtrlRead($Input1))
EndFunc   ;==>_Numpad1

Func _Numpad2()
    Send(GUICtrlRead($Input2))
EndFunc   ;==>_Numpad2

Func _Numpad3()
    Send(GUICtrlRead($Input3))
EndFunc   ;==>_Numpad3

Func _Numpad4()
    Send(GUICtrlRead($Input4))
EndFunc   ;==>_Numpad4

Func _Numpad5()
    Send(GUICtrlRead($Input5))
EndFunc   ;==>_Numpad5

Func _Numpad6()
    Send(GUICtrlRead($Input6))
EndFunc   ;==>_Numpad6

Func _Numpad7()
    Send(GUICtrlRead($Input7))
EndFunc   ;==>_Numpad7

Func _Numpad8()
    Send(GUICtrlRead($Input8))
EndFunc   ;==>_Numpad8

Func _Numpad9()
    Send(GUICtrlRead($Input9))
EndFunc   ;==>_Numpad9
#endregion///Functions///

Func _ShowHide()
    If $ShowHide = False Then
        $ShowHide = True
        GUISetState(@SW_HIDE)
        TraySetState(1)
        TrayTip($Name, $Name & " is hidden in this icon" & @CRLF & "Click this icon to bring it back", 2000, 1)
    Else
        $ShowHide = False
        GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)
        TraySetState(2)
    EndIf
EndFunc   ;==>_ShowHide

Func _Exit()
    IniWrite($FileName, $FileSection,"Input0" ,GUICtrlRead($Input0))
    IniWrite($FileName, $FileSection,"Input1" ,GUICtrlRead($Input1))
    IniWrite($FileName, $FileSection,"Input2" ,GUICtrlRead($Input2))
    IniWrite($FileName, $FileSection,"Input3" ,GUICtrlRead($Input3))
    IniWrite($FileName, $FileSection,"Input4" ,GUICtrlRead($Input4))
    IniWrite($FileName, $FileSection,"Input5" ,GUICtrlRead($Input5))
    IniWrite($FileName, $FileSection,"Input6" ,GUICtrlRead($Input6))
    IniWrite($FileName, $FileSection,"Input7" ,GUICtrlRead($Input7))
    IniWrite($FileName, $FileSection,"Input8" ,GUICtrlRead($Input8))
    IniWrite($FileName, $FileSection,"Input9" ,GUICtrlRead($Input9))

    Exit
EndFunc

While 1
    $nMsg = GUIGetMsg()
    $TrayMsg = TrayGetMsg()
    Select
        Case $nMsg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE
            _Exit()
        Case $nMsg = $ShowHideButton Or $TrayMsg = $TRAY_EVENT_PRIMARYUP
            _ShowHide()
        Case $TrayMsg = $TRAY_EVENT_SECONDARYUP
            If $ShowHide = True Then
                MsgBox("", "Exit", "Closing " & $Title)
                _Exit()
            EndIf
    EndSelect
WEnd

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looks alright to me.

however maybe if you made it so that when you run the program it doesnt show the gui straight away.

instead it runs the previous macro's and set up a "shift + numpad" to open up a options screen, to then edit it.

just saves messing around and un-needed viewing of the gui.

other than that it looks ok

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And no need to tell me it can all be done with arrays :D

Why not? :D I can almost see the arrays in my head while scrolling through your code :)

Look at the _WinAPI_SetWindowsHookEx example in the help-file, maybe you can cleanup those HotKeySet's.

Nice idea, one of my first ever AutoIt scripts waay back in the day was similar to this. ;)

Your code layout looks pretty, though its mostly repetitive, I enjoyed scrolling through the code. ;)

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:) I looked at the _WinAPI_SetWindowsHookEx example, but how would you suggest i use it ?

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You can use it to replace hotkeyset altogether if you intend on having a large number of hotkeys ;)

But i guess if its just the numpad, a couple hotkeysets are neater ;)

EDIT: left out the "ets" before " are neater :D" :)

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I just realised how i could use the WinApi function.

I feel so stupid! :)

Yes, it would be easier if a large ammount of hotkeys were needed, but if it was really big i could just make an array to go trough it!

Might do that, just for the practice!

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