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I have these 5 lines of code:
^+E:: { SendInput {è} } return
^+A:: { SendInput {á} } return
^+N:: { SendInput {ñ} } return
^+G:: { SendInput {ŋ} } return
^+S:: { SendInput {š} } return
When I run the code, it says there is a missing «}» on line 5. I’ve added 20 extra «}»s on line 5 but still gives the same error.
What is the problem here?
asked May 27, 2016 at 16:00
AHK error messages are horrible sometimes. Try
^+E::SendInput è
^+A::SendInput á
^+N::SendInput ñ
^+G::SendInput ŋ
^+S::SendInput š
You don’t need return for single-line hotkeys. Also, Send would work just as well.
answered May 27, 2016 at 16:02
Andrew CheongAndrew Cheong
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Hello! I’m trying to outsmart our internal phone system by manipulating the webapp that controls the calls. Please see the code below:
#Persistent
#SingleInstance, force
ReadyState := "Ready"
TalkingState := "Talking"
PendingStatus := "Talking → Not Ready - Manual After Call Work (Pending)"
OffLiveState := "Not Ready - Off Live Call"
CurrentState := "n"
LastCheckedCurrentState := "n"
wb := ComObjCreate("InternetExplorer.Application")
wb.Visible := 1
wb.Navigate("https://mywebaddress.com")
While ( wb.Busy || wb.ReadyState != 4 ) ; Waits for the webpage to finish loading
Sleep 10
wb.document.all.username.value := "USER"
wb.document.all.password.value := "PASS"
wb.document.all.extension.value := "EXT"
wb.document.all["signin-button"].click()
While ( wb.Busy || wb.ReadyState != 4 ) ; Waits for the webpage to finish loading
Sleep 10
sleep 7000
;Call State Loop
Loop
{
CurrentState := wb.document.all["state-text"].innerText
If (LastCheckedCurrentState != CurrentState)
{
If (CurrentState == TalkingState)
{
If {LastCheckedCurrentState == OffLiveState}
{
wb.document.all["link-NOT_READY6"].click()
}
else
{
wb.document.all["link-NOT_READY7"].click()
}
}
}
else
{
sleep 750
}
LastCheckedCurrentState := CurrentState
}
Return
I get the following error:
Error: Missing "key:" in object literal.
It points to line 37, which is:
If {LastCheckedCurrentState == OffLiveState}
Any help is appreciated! Thanks!
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