Looping a key over and over

[Ham123]

I understand how to loop a key

However, lets say I have to do this a hundred times, with different keys. Rather than copy pasting this sequence over and over again, is there an easier way?

Thank you.

[FadetoGrey]

I understand how to loop a key

However, lets say I have to do this a hundred times, with different keys. Rather than copy pasting this sequence over and over again, is there an easier way?

Thank you.

$i = 1

While $i <= 100

$i = $i + 1

Send ("a")

WEnd

You could try that, I think what it does is keep adding 1 onto $i, so when it reaches 100 it will stop. In the Send ("a") bit you just put what key you want to use.

[Ham123]

$i = 1

While $i <= 100

$i = $i + 1

Send ("a")

WEnd

You could try that, I think what it does is keep adding 1 onto $i, so when it reaches 100 it will stop. In the Send ("a") bit you just put what key you want to use.

Yup, thats what i did before, i was thinking of how to do this somewhat differently though.

For example:

Send( "{FORWARD ARROW KEY}" ) for 4.02 seconds

is there any way to do this?

[CodyBarrett]

what ever happened to good old fashioned For loops?

For $i = 0 to 99

next

[Ham123]

what ever happened to good old fashioned For loops?

For $i = 0 to 99

next

that does lighten the load hah didnt know about the command "next"

thank you

[qazwsx]

For example:

Send( "{FORWARD ARROW KEY}" ) for 4.02 seconds

is there any way to do this?

SendKeyDownDelay