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Here you can use Hotkeys that are not allowed for playback like RButton. Selects the Hotkey (AutoHotkey format) to execute the Macro. Name of the label used for the macro (leave blank to remove it from the exported script). You can click and drag items and double-click to open the edit window. Empty Macros and unchecked rows will be ignored.

Exports selected Macros to a working AutoHotkey Script file (*.ahk), optionally converting the script to an executable (EXE) file (requires the latest version of AutoHotkey installed).

I use Portable File Associator to allow me to run.

running AutoHotkey_L portable app loads my default script, where I store my standard hotkeys.

I'm not sure how others use AutoHotkey, but here's how I use it now: Actually, this may be the best way to package SciTE4AHk. I would actually say that it's so uncommon, I cant think of any app that uses AutoHotkey that would want to access it as a CommonFiles Plugin.Īdditionally, AutoHotkey is such a small app (in bytes and # of files) that it's easy enough to package with any app that relies on it. So, like jPortable, AutoHotkey CAN be a dependency of other apps like SciTE4AHk however, it's not nearly as common as a dependency as Java. I think converting AutoHotkey to a CommonFiles Plugin is an intriguing idea and worth discussing to flesh out the reasons for and against it. This is a continuation of dansmith65's AutoHotkey_LPortable

It is driven by a scripting language that was initially aimed at providing keyboard shortcuts, otherwise known as hotkeys, that over time evolved into a full-fledged scripting language. AutoHotkey (AHK) is a free, open-source macro-creation and automation software for Windows that allows users to automate repetitive tasks.