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I need to have the ability to turn Alt + Tab on and off. Is there a way to do that via AHK. I know how to disable it but reverse that is not possible i think.
I disable it user !Tab::Return
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I need to have the ability to turn Alt + Tab on and off. Is there a way to do that via AHK. I know how to disable it but reverse that is not possible i think.
I disable it user !Tab::Return
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There is If
. In general you can use it to conditionally run some code. A straightforward idea is to send Alt+Tab or nothing, depending on some condition.
But since sending Alt+Tab is troublesome, you want rather AltTab
more than any alternative. The problem is:
AltTab
andShiftAltTab
are two of the special commands that are only recognized when used on the same line as a hotkey.
They are not recognized inside the If
statement.
Fortunately there is also #If
:
#If
is positional: it affects all hotkeys and hotstrings physically beneath it in the script. […] To turn off context sensitivity, specify#If
[…] but omit all the parameters.
This way we can conditionally apply your known way to disable the key and we don't even need AltTab
in the script:
#If (GetKeyState("ScrollLock", "T"))
!Tab:: Return
+!Tab:: Return ; to disable Shift+Alt+Tab as well
#If
Now ScrollLock is like "AltTabLock". It locks Alt+Tab.
Adjust the condition to your needs. A variable may be useful. E.g. this will make F10 the toggle key:
#If (disable==1)
!Tab:: Return
+!Tab:: Return
#If
F10:: disable:=NOT(disable)
I added it is there a way to disable it – jojo osinga – 2020-02-10T10:07:01.833