Example for TCScript Editor

[icfu]

Funny. After removing the '~' the script works with [Alt]+[Ctrl[+[M] like a charm.

The ~ means that the original function of a hotkey is still left thru, this is to make sure that the hotkey can still be used in other applications, but this is a problem here.

Can you tell me please what the 1075means?

I have explained that above. It's a window message that has to be sent to Total Commander so it listens for commands, see here:
http://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?t=271#1969

1075 is that WM_USER+051.

Icfu

[Sheepdog]

The ~ means that the original function of a hotkey is still left thru, this is to make sure that the hotkey can still be used in other applications, but this is a problem here.

I will memorize that.

I have explained that above. It's a windows message that has to be sent to Total Commander so it listens for commands, see here:
http://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?t=271#1969

1075 is that WM_USER+051.

Sorry, I have overseen it (it's been late )

Thanks

sheepdog

[icfu]

Of course you can also add an else command and send the original hotkey action when TC is not active so you can still paint the µ in Notepad for example.

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^!m::
IfWinActive ahk_class TTOTAL_CMD
{
PostMessage, 1075, 499, , , ahk_class TTOTAL_CMD
Send, {TAB}
SendRaw, Stefan englisch
}
Else
{
Hotkey, ^!m, Off
Send, ^!m
Hotkey, ^!m, On
}
return

Icfu

[Sheepdog]

Very interesting. Autohotkey seems to be very versatile.

BTW: Did I mention that I use [F11/F12] for my script?

sheepdog

[icfu]

BTW: Did I mention that I use [F11/F12] for my script?

You did, but as F11 and F12 have no special meaning like painting a µ in all applications there is not really a need to use that workaround....

Very interesting. Autohotkey seems to be very versatile.

It is, just have a look here:
http://www.ghisler.ch/wiki/index.php/AutoHotkey

Icfu