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(Thanks for your reply. This is the first time I post in Hacker News.) My applications are some small standalone utility programs. For example, the function o
by antsoft 8y ago
(Thanks for your reply. This is the first time I post in Hacker News.)
My applications are some small standalone utility programs.
For example, the function of one of Android apps is to create text time stamps.
Another example, 2 years ago, a client hires me to write an AutoHotKey script. The function of that script is to "create shortcut on the fly."
Normally, to define a new shortcut-expansion pair (aka hotstring), a user needs to open his/her AutoHotKey script file, edit it, close it, and finally reload it using the AutoHotKey program.
With my script, a user can add a new shortcut-expansion pair without leaving the original program he/she is using.
I am considering packaging that script to an exe file, which might be useful for users who do not use AutoHotKey.