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This is one way

Opt("SendKeyDelay",1)

HotKeySet("{esc}","_Quit")

Global $timestoSendKey = 5

HotkeySet("a","_SendXTimes")
HotkeySet("b","_SendXTimes")
HotkeySet("c","_SendXTimes")


While 1
    Sleep (10)
WEnd


Func _SendXTimes()
    HotkeySet (@HotKeyPressed)
    For $i = 1 to $timestoSendKey
        Send(@HotKeyPressed)
    Next
    HotkeySet (@HotKeyPressed,"_SendXTimes")
EndFunc

        
Func _Quit()
    Exit
EndFunc
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This is one way

Opt("SendKeyDelay",1)

HotKeySet("{esc}","_Quit")

Global $timestoSendKey = 5

HotkeySet("a","_SendXTimes")
HotkeySet("b","_SendXTimes")
HotkeySet("c","_SendXTimes")
While 1
    Sleep (10)
WEnd
Func _SendXTimes()
    HotkeySet (@HotKeyPressed)
    For $i = 1 to $timestoSendKey
        Send(@HotKeyPressed)
    Next
    HotkeySet (@HotKeyPressed,"_SendXTimes")
EndFunc

        
Func _Quit()
    Exit
EndFunc

Thank you vary much. I'll let you know how it works tomorrow after I implement it.

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Ok, after fooling around with this. I have come to the conclusion that you can NOT "Pause" a Func/EndFunc only While 1/WEND.

So My question is. Is it possible to set a Hotkey to read a portion of the script and ignore another until that Hotkey is hit again?

Example;

Opt("SendKeyDelay",1)

HotKeySet("{esc}","_Quit")

HotKeySet("{esc}","_One")

Global $timestoSendKey = 10

Global $timestoSendKey2 = 1

HotkeySet("3","_SendXTimes")

HotkeySet("3","_SendXTimes2")

While 1

Sleep (10)

WEnd

Func _SendXTimes()

HotkeySet (@HotKeyPressed)

For $i = 1 to $timestoSendKey

Send(@HotKeyPressed)

Next

HotkeySet (@HotKeyPressed,"_SendXTimes")

EndFunc

Func _SendXTimes(2)

HotkeySet (@HotKeyPressed)

For $i = 1 to $timestoSendKey2

Send(@HotKeyPressed)

Next

HotkeySet (@HotKeyPressed,"_SendXTimes")

Func _One()

Exit

EndFunc

Func _Quit()

Exit

EndFunc

I know the above will not work, it's just to help to grasp the concept of what i am trying to accomplish.

Edited by uber125
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Please can anyone out there help me? <_<

I'm not 100% sure, but you may be able to create a variable that resets itself. So you would have an If Then EndIf statement saying if variable = 1, then do this one, if it equal 2 do this and reset back to 1.

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I don't understand what you mean can you try and explain it a bit better

Edit: Do you mean you want to queue up the hotkeys and not activate the second hotkey until the first has finished?

Edited by ChrisL
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