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- SetKeyDelay - Syntax Usage | AutoHotkey - Documentation Help
Sets the delay that will occur after each keystroke sent by Send and ControlSend Time in milliseconds, which can be an expression Use -1 for no delay at all and 0 for the smallest possible delay (however, if the Play parameter is present, both 0 and -1 produce no delay) Leave this parameter blank to retain the current Delay
- How do I add a delay between SendInput commands in AutoHotkey?
SendPlay does not use the standard settings of SetKeyDelay and SetMouseDelay Instead, it defaults to no delay at all, which can be changed as shown in the following examples: SetKeyDelay, 0, 10, Play ; Note that both 0 and -1 are the same in SendPlay mode
- Setkeydelay and sleep not working : r AutoHotkey - Reddit
SetKeyDelay only affects 'Send ControlSend', as per the first line in the docs "Sets the delay that will occur after each keystroke sent by Send or ControlSend " What are you trying to do?
- SetKeyDelay - autohotkey. free. fr
Sets the delay that will occur after each keystroke sent by Send and ControlSend
- SetKeyDelay not slowing Send output - Autohotkey v2. 0. 2
I want to use SetKeyDelay to slow the speed of Send characters but it doesn't seem to do this when I try it For example, I was expecting a script only containing the following code to slowly display a row of dots one at a time when I press F9 in Windows NotePad or NotePad++
- syntax for SetKeyDelay in Autohotkey - Super User
when I just press "q", seems like creation of new record takes some time, so I have tried adding both SetKeyDelay and sleep, but in both the cases the script is trying to save the record before the value is pasted, am I missing something? Q::Send, ^n SetKeyDelay, 100 ^v^s
- how to remove key repeat delay : r AutoHotkey - Reddit
The hotkey is the same as the key you're trying to send When you press q, it activates the q hotkey, and will never send q You need the keyboard hook ($) in your hotkey to prevent that: $q:: SetKeyDelay, -1, 1 While (GetKeyState("q", "P")) { send q } Return
- SetKeyDelay - AutoHotkey GUI Documentation
SetKeyDelay Sets the delay that will occur after each keystroke sent by Send and ControlSend SetKeyDelay, Delay, PressDuration, Play Parameters Delay Time in milliseconds, which can be an expression Use -1 for no delay at all and 0 for the smallest possible delay (however, if the Play parameter is present, both 0 and -1 produce no delay)
- How To Use SetKeyDelay - AutoHotkey Community
I have a short script that sends a sequence of key strokes to a game when a particular key combo is pressed Here is a snippet from it #NoEnv ; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases ; #Warn ; Enable warnings to assist with detecting common errors
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