Command | Description |
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VSCodeNotify(command, ...) VSCodeCall(command, ...) |
Invoke VSCode command with optional arguments. |
Settimers are really useful
But to properly use them, we're going to learn the concept of threads
Here's a hotkey with a while loop
The idea is a toggle
You press the hotkey once, the tooltip starts following your mouse
At first, objects seem scary, but once you learn how to use them you will love them!
In v1, objects very much exist, but aren't used in places where they make a lot of sense to be in
For example, v1 has this janky global variable "ErrorLevel", that gets updated by many commands
You used to have to use it to check what a command "returns"
Well sike, commands don't return anything, and Errorlevel can technically change at any moment
Did you know that you can customize your docs?
You can set your default font size, what tab you start out on and make it dark mode.
The only catch is that you might not be able to.
But that's very easy to fix.
Go to the folder where autohotkey is installed.
So say you have installed v2 and now you want to set up VS Code for it
That used to be kinda complicated, but now there is a nice extension you can install
Search up "Autohotkey v2 language support" and install this extension
Well, thanks for watching and...
Nah, just kidding