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One project I did in AutoHotkey is JKLmouse. This is a "mouse keys" program that works on laptop keyboards. I wrote it specifically for ThinkPads, it's not as g
by Stratoscope 6y ago
One project I did in AutoHotkey is JKLmouse. This is a "mouse keys" program that works on laptop keyboards. I wrote it specifically for ThinkPads, it's not as good on laptops that have clickpads instead of dedicated mouse buttons. (One of these days I will do something about that.)
If you run Windows on a ThinkPad or similar machine, and you ever wished you could have precise pixel-by-pixel mouse movement from the keyboard home row, try it out.
I think it's also a good example of some fairly well-written AutoHotkey code. (Please ignore the messed-up indentation in the SetKeyMap function... Time to add a .editorconfig file!)
I originally wrote JKLmouse as a native Windows app in C using keyboard hooks. But when I saw that I could do the same thing in AutoHotkey it was a big improvement.
https://github.com/geary/jklmouse https://github.com/geary/jklmouse
https://www.jklmouse.com/ https://www.jklmouse.com/