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Pressing F1 I can turn the entire script on/off, by setting (or unsetting) a variable. Then, I check if the variable is 0 or 1 from each hotkey to know if I should run the macro or use the default behaviour of the key.
That is working well, but I'm missing some visual indication of whether the hotkeys are on or off. Using autohotkey I would use the Tooltip command to briefly show a tooltip under the cursor saying ON or OFF, and I would also have a system tray icon turn red or green.
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Hello, I'm porting an autohotkey script.
Pressing F1 I can turn the entire script on/off, by setting (or unsetting) a variable. Then, I check if the variable is 0 or 1 from each hotkey to know if I should run the macro or use the default behaviour of the key.
That is working well, but I'm missing some visual indication of whether the hotkeys are on or off. Using autohotkey I would use the Tooltip command to briefly show a tooltip under the cursor saying ON or OFF, and I would also have a system tray icon turn red or green.
Any suggestions?
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