Spencer Phillip Young
Spencer Phillip Young
@AdrienHorgnies the hotkey class itself will keep the script running until `stop` is called. A few things to keep in mind: 1. If your python script terminates, so will the...
Python callbacks for hotkeys are on the way as part of asyncio support #104
@Maracko there are some improvements on the way that may help your use case. But let me try to answer your questions: > proper way to close the ahk executable...
@Maracko If you must use `os._exit(1)`, you can try putting `hotkey.stop()` just beforehand to try to ensure cleanup of the hotkey process. > wasn't really working reliably for some reason...
Currently, this is not possible. However, it should be possible to change the implementation to allow this. I'll add this change in the near future.
Thanks for this. This is a good idea I've been hoping to implement. Though, _directives_ are supposed to directly correlate 1-1 with a directive that exists in AutoHotkey. So, if...
> which means a script like this will print twice: Yeah, I think the result here would be intentional, since that's pretty much what is happening. Also worth noting that...
I think for a lot of reasons, reworking ActionChains to produce a single script will be useful. It will make #30 easy, but I think more importantly, it would be...
ActionChains are likely going to be deprecated and removed in a future release.
Thanks for that feedback @d3rp The way I'm seeing things right now is that action chains aren't providing any value over, say, just writing a small function to perform a...