Very Simple Question

[Drew]

How might I go about having it set to where:

When I press !s ( ALT + s ) , it will hold down the shift key ( indefinitely ) until I press the hotkey again.

I have the entire script written except the key-down part of the function , I can't find anything but SendKeyDownDelay() <-- Doesn't do exactly what I'm looking for.

Is there another function that I seem to be missing? Or some method I could use to go about it another way?

[UnknownWarrior]

How might I go about having it set to where:

When I press !s ( ALT + s ) , it will hold down the shift key ( indefinitely ) until I press the hotkey again.

I have the entire script written except the key-down part of the function , I can't find anything but SendKeyDownDelay() <-- Doesn't do exactly what I'm looking for.

Is there another function that I seem to be missing? Or some method I could use to go about it another way?

Do
   Send("{SHIFT}")
Until _IsPressed("53") And _IsPressed("12")

Thats how I'd do it anyways XD

Edited July 24, 2009 by UnknownWarrior

[z0mgItsJohn]

Here's how I would do it.

Code :

HotKeySet ('!s','_Toggle'); Alt+S 
Global $Toggle = False

While 1
Sleep (15)
If $Toggle <> False Then 
Send ('{SHIFTDOWN}')
Send ('{SHIFTUP}')
EndIf 
WEnd

Func _Toggle ()
If $Toggle = False Then 
$Toggle = True 
Else 
$Toggle = False
EndIf 
EndFunc

Hope it helps!

- John

[Richard Robertson]

HotKeySet("!s", "keyon")
HotKeySet("!+s", "keyoff")

While 1
    Sleep(10)
WEnd

Func keyon()
    Send("{SHIFTDOWN}")
EndFunc

Func keyoff()
    Send("{SHIFTUP}")
EndFunc

The problem is that shift is being held, so you need to handle a hot key for shift held down too.

[somdcomputerguy]

Would the keyoff hotkey (!+s) be called with just '!s' if the shift key is already being held down? How would this affect the callability of the keyon hotkey?<br>

Edited July 24, 2009 by snowmaker

[Richard Robertson]

Yes, but you are wanting the script to hold shift for you.