Provides RegEx in hotstring triggering like normal hotstring.
Use Space, Tab or Enter to trigger RegExHotstring.
RegExHotstring(String, CallBack, Options, OnOffToggle, Params*)
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String:
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CallBack:
- calls function with RegExMatchInfo as argument and clear string that triggers it
- RegExReplace string, works like RegExReplace
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Options:
A string of zero or more of the following options (in any order, with optional spaces in between)
Use the following options follow by a zero to turn them off:
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*
(asterisk): An ending character (e.g. Space, Tab, or Enter) is not required to trigger the hotstring. -
?
(question mark): The hotstring will be triggered even when it is inside another word; that is, when the character typed immediately before it is alphanumeric. -
B0
(B followed by a zero): Automatic backspacing is not done to erase the abbreviation you type. Use a plain B to turn backspacing back on after it was previously turned off. -
C
: Case sensitive: When you type an abbreviation, it must exactly match the case defined in the script. -
O
: Omit the ending character of auto-replace hotstrings when the replacement is produced. -
T
: Use SendText instead of SendInput to send the replacement string. Only works when CallBack is a string.
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OnOffToggle
One of the following values:
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On or 1 (true): Enables the hotstring.
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Off or 0 (false): Disables the hotstring.
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Toggle or -1: Sets the hotstring to the opposite state (enabled or disabled).
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Params:
additional params pass to CallBack, check Variadic functions and Variadic function calls, only works when CallBack is a function.
Set SendLevel
higher than #InputLevel
(default is 0
), and set RegHook.MinSendLevel
higher than SendLevel
to avoid triggering InputHook
recursively.
#Include RegExHotstring.ahk
::btw::by the way
RegHook.MinSendLevel := 2
SendLevel(1)
RegExHotstring(...)
Important
Only last SendLevel
takes effect.
- incompatible with
#IfWin
or#HotIf
- unable to match white space characters.