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hi ppl,

well i am quite new in this so sry.

i want to write a macro with crimson editor which presses a few keys for me,

but i need certain delays for pressing the keys and certain delay for holding the

keys, can anyone help me out??

Posted

sry..

well i write in crimsoneditor:

send ("{up}") does this mean it presses the "up" key 1 time?

sendkeydowndelay ("{up}, 2000)

does this hold the key for 2 secs ?

thats what i am lokking for

Posted (edited)

thx for help

another questions

1.do i have to write this in crimson editor or is it enuf to use notepad for example

2.how can i tell autoit to repeat the task ? with loop(10000000) ?

mfg hyuri

Edited by hyuri
Posted (edited)

well it should repeat it my task 10000000000

until i stop myself

and another thing:

when i want autoit to hold a key for 2 seconds, whats the command for it?

Edited by hyuri
Posted (edited)

thx loop works fine

how do i have to use this

Opt("SendKeyDownDelay", 10000)

to let autoit hold a key for 10 secs?

Edited by hyuri
Posted

Haven't tested but I assume that this will affect all the {key down} commands in your script.

The Opt function changes the operation of many other AU3's functions. So I don't believe that this is your case, since you can control the delay individually within each command in your script (I don't really think you need an overall setting; I may be wrong though).

In any case try to test a bit by yourself and read the helpfile's references.. What you ask is really obvious in the helpfile..

Check the Opt, SendKeyDelay, and SendKeyDownDelay references for more info.

Posted (edited)

well i write in crimsoneditor:

Eh.. I don't like Crimson Editor. I tried it once, as my first thing other than notepad, but then I found JdeB's SciTe for Autoit. I highly recommend you use that instead.

Edit: Link if you want :idiot:

-Aaron

Edited by killaz219

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