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As someone who recently dove back into AHK, I must say v2 has been fantastic! So many great quality of life improvements and overall the documentation is top n
by url00 4y ago
As someone who recently dove back into AHK, I must say v2 has been fantastic!
So many great quality of life improvements and overall the documentation is top notch. I cobbled together a launcher app and modal-hotkey system from scratch in a couple of afternoons of enjoyable work.
If you're looking to try stuff out, having an autoreload function is a very nice addition to your script while developing.
A very pragmatic and productive experience.
- keybored 4y agoIs the modal hotkey system public code?
- url00 4y agoUhh it’s a bit hacky at the moment but I can clean it up a but and release what I got. Really it isn’t much more than an abuse of the Hotkey function and (effectively) function pointers. I’ll put it up this evening though if people want to peep at it. [Edit] In case people miss the other reply it's here: https://github.com/url00/ModalAHK https://github.com/url00/ModalAHK
- url00 4y agoHere's what I got. It's still pretty thrown together but hopefully it's helpful for ideas at least: https://github.com/url00/ModalAHK https://github.com/url00/ModalAHK
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- MatejKafka 4y agoHere's a modal remap I've been using for the past few years. It's a bit rough around the edges, but should work reasonably well: https://github.com/MatejKafka/KeyboardRemap https://github.com/MatejKafka/KeyboardRemap
- D13Fd 4y agoHonestly I love the AHK documentation. Some of the scripts I use daily are in Python, and some are in AHK. The AHK documentation is much easier to follow than the Python documentation IMO.
- account-5 4y agoI came here to comment the exact same thing. AHK documentation is by far the easiest to navigate and u derstand of any language I've learned to date.