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nookyi
nookyi

Reputation: 51

AutoHotkey send without replacement

I'm using AutoHotkey. Is there a way of using "Send" without getting the previously wirtten Hotstring replaced? So if I want to use the Hotkey System it always overrides the System with the text I set after "Send". But how can I achive that it is just appending my Send text to the hotstring?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 116

Answers (2)

user10364927
user10364927

Reputation:

I think you may be mistaken in what you're trying to say or how you're using Send, as it doesn't replace previously written hotstrings. If you post an example of what you're saying, it will be easier to help. Also, what do you mean when you say "Hotkey System"?

Helpful info from the online documentation, Hotkeys & Hotstrings.

EDIT (per your comment below):

I understand what you're saying now. This is the default way that hotstrings work and has nothing to do with using the Send command. If you want to keep the activating text in a hotstring, you need to use the B0 option. Something like this:

:*B0:System::.out.println()

Note that the * makes it so you don't need to type a period after "system". If you want it to work that way instead, remove the asterisk.

Upvotes: 0

J. G.
J. G.

Reputation: 1832

Send, Hotstring Rest of Things You Want to Say

Upvotes: 0

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