IsPressed LShift key number

[SevenScript 1]

Hello, 

https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/libfunctions/_IsPressed.htm

 

    A0 Left SHIFT key <- Thats what they say 

But when i use A0 in script 

"While 1
    If _IsPressed(0A) Then 
        While _IsPressed(0A) 
            send("Script looping")
        WEnd"

 

AutoIt Gives me error 

Unable to parse line. 

 

It happens when i using Keys with letters for example A0, A1, A2, 5B etc. 

    79 F10 key
    7A F11 key

So when i put 79 -> Script works fine with F10 

But when i put 7A script won't start 

[Danp2 1,360]

The hex value representing the key should be contained within quotes.

[SevenScript 1]

Yea thanks for answer..

Works with that but another problem appears

Quote

#include <misc.au3>

HotKeySet("1", "start")
HotKeySet("2", "stop")

Func start();
    send("{LShift down}")
EndFunc

Func stop();
    send("{LShift up}")
EndFunc

While 1
    If _IsPressed("A0") Then
        While _IsPressed("A0") 
        send("looping")
sleep(200)        
        WEnd
    EndIf
    Sleep(200)
WEnd

#RequireAdmin

 

Have something like that.

When i press "1" Script looping

But after "2" script still looping.. i need to press LShift with my keyboard to stop that 

[Danp2 1,360]

That makes sense if you think about it. You've forced the Shift key to be held down, so pressing 2 is actually registered as @.

[SevenScript 1]

How can i force the Shift key to go UP then with second function? And force it down again with first?

 

[Dan_555 127]

You will have to change the stop hotkey.

on the german keyboard (which i'm using) the Shift 2 is the " char.

so here i would replace the 

Quote

HotKeySet("2", "stop")

with 

Quote

HotKeySet('"', "stop")

you have to see which char is on the shift 2 and place it insead of " 

(i guess it is the @ char, as @Danp2 said)

Edited January 23 by Dan_555

[SevenScript 1]

Okey works perfectly xD

[SOLVE-SMART 110]

Just to complete this here, out of the suggestion/answer by @Dan_555, it would look like the following:

HotKeySet('{ESC}', '_Exit')
HotKeySet('1', '_ToggleLeftShift')
HotKeySet('{!}', '_ToggleLeftShift')

Global $bIsDown = False

Func _Exit()
    Exit
EndFunc

Func _ToggleLeftShift()
    $bIsDown = Not $bIsDown

    If $bIsDown Then
        Send('{LSHIFT DOWN}')

        Return
    EndIf

    Send('{LSHIFT UP}')
EndFunc

While True
    Sleep(200)
WEnd

Please notice, that I use this example because @SevenScript also had another question about it here. This is a combination of a toggle function with the SHIFT key problem (which is solved by the statement of @Dan_555 above) 👍 .

Best regards
Sven

Edited January 24 by SOLVE-SMART