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hi, I need to pass a script from ahk to autoit but I am not able to achieve it.

script:

 

$F1::
While GetKeyState("F1","P")
Loop
{
Send,{F1}
MouseClick, left
if not GetKeyState("F1","P")
break
}
return

 

If anyone can help me, I would appreciate the help

 

 

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As we do not know AHK it would help if you could tell us what the goal of your AHK script is.

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Posted
5 hours ago, Nine said:

I do not know ahk and have no intent of learning it.  Since this is an AutoIt forum, how about YOU learn AutoIt !  Post your code if you have trouble with it. We will then help you...

I've noticed another rash of unhelpful opinionated comments from you lately. Look through the history of this forum and you will see many times where we've helped people transition from AHK to AutoIt, as there are many here who do know both languages. If you "have no intent of learning it" great, or have nothing to actually add to a post, keep moving and let someone who does want to help do so.

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@nodelay GetKeyState just looks for the state of a keyboard key. Since you are using "physical" for the mode, look in the AutoIt help file for _IsPressed as an equivalent.

 

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On 7/24/2019 at 9:05 AM, JLogan3o13 said:

@nodelay GetKeyState just looks for the state of a keyboard key. Since you are using "physical" for the mode, look in the AutoIt help file for _IsPressed as an equivalent.

 

ok, i'll try. thx :)

Posted (edited)
On 7/24/2019 at 3:03 AM, Nine said:

I do not know ahk and have no intent of learning it.  Since this is an AutoIt forum, how about YOU learn AutoIt !  Post your code if you have trouble with it. We will then help you... 

 
The objective of the script is a macro of "f1 + left click" by holding down f1, and pausing when released.
sorry if the question is wrong, I'm trying to learn this
Edited by nodelay
Posted

@nodelay

Don't worry.

Many people comes from AHK and have the need to convert their scripts from AHK to AutoIt, but each of them at least did a try, and posted some AutoIt code, which makes whomever want to help, more induced in helping the user, so, make your tries, and when you need further help, post what you got, and someone will help you for sure :) 

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Posted
22 hours ago, Seminko said:

@nodelay not sure if this is what you're after, but here you go:

#include <Misc.au3>

While 1
    Sleep(50)
    If _IsPressed(70) Then ; 'hex 70 is F1 (more here https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/libfunctions/_IsPressed.htm)'
        Send("{F1}")
        MouseClick("left")
    EndIf
WEnd

 

 
oh thanks, this is really costing me, it's hard. Do not post anything I am doing because I am really somewhat lost. I'ts something new for me.
The script does not work exactly as I am looking for it, but it is a great help to understand and be able to continue. Thank you <3

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