HotKeySet() Issue

[Skizmata]

$Toggle = True
HotKeySet("e","example")

Func example()
    If $Toggle Then Beep(500,10)
    $Toggle = Not $Toggle
EndFunc

While 1
    Sleep(50)
WEnd

How would I change the example above to send the letter e when the beep does not fire.

This is a simple example to show a problem I'm having in a project I'm working on to help me remap keys in a game. I would like the mapped keys to only be changed when in the game however I'm having a hard time. If the question/problem isn't clear let me know so I can restate it my English is lacking sometimes.

*Note* I understand I could make it send("e") when it doesn't beep however this causes a looping problem.

Thanks,

-Skizmata

[cdkid]

not sure how to detect if it didn't beep, but to send e just do this

func example()
   hotkeyset("e")
   send("e")
   hotkeyset("e", "example")
endfunc

[Skizmata]

I'm sorry as I said my English is sometimes hard to understand. It could be more simply put this way.

Show me an example of code that sets a hotkey of e and sends the letter e without causing a hellish loop.

I need to be able to send the actual keys some of the time and send something else the rest of the time.

Thanks,

Edited September 4, 2007 by Skizmata

[Siao]

Check this thread for example

#367271

Edited September 4, 2007 by Siao

[jvanegmond]

This part is from the helpfile:

; capture and pass along a keypress
HotKeySet("{Esc}", "captureEsc")
Func captureEsc()
    ; ... can do stuff here
    HotKeySet("{Esc}")
    Send("{Esc}")
    HotKeySet("{Esc}", "captureEsc")
EndFunc

[Skizmata]

Thanks guys! Question answered very well. I apologize for not being able to find it in other threads. To get the right answer you need to know how to ask the right question I suppose.