Wir benutzen oftmals AutoHotkey um den Total Commander zu "erweitern". Zum Beispiel: Klicke einen Button, manipuliere Text, greife auf die Zwischenablage zu, lese oder schreibe Dateien. Tooltip : What does this button|Line break|Another new lineĪutoHotkey ist ein kleines, portables Freeware Tool, um viele Dinge in WindowsTM zu automatisieren. Not only in the AHK-folder, we need to use full paths to Exe and script.Ĭommand: "AHK\AutoHotkey.exe" "AHK\neue.ahk" To create a button for that script, which can work on any place, (Please note, in the message box that Smiley is not displayed, because the semi-colon is the line comment sign of AHK) (or launch a black CMD command line window) Type 'AutoHotkey new.ahk' in TC-command line Change to "Total Commander\AHK\" folderĭrag&Drop the AutoHotkey.exe on the Button bar.ĭrag now the file "new.ahk" on the new created button. Execute that script (as temporary solution, as an test): Example script: MsgBox HEY, that really works! -) Copy and paste the script into this "new.ahk" file and save it. Create a new text file in folder "Total Commander\AHK\new.ahk" If you are provided with a script to solve your problem, use it this way: There is a older AutoHotkey version, Version 1.0, "classic" or "basic" (the last was 1.0.48.05 from 2013)Īnd there is a newer one with version always start with 1.1.x, like "AutoHotkey_1.1.30.00.zip" So it is all portable.įor scripts is could be important to utilize die right Exe-Version (1.0.x -or- 1.1.x) I like to unpack die ZIP-Archive to a folder called "AHK" inside of your Total Commander folder. If in forum is mentioned a "AutoHotkey.exe" which you don't find, then just use "AutoHotkeyU32.exe" instead. If you utilize AutoHotkeyU64.exe or AutoHotkeyU32.exe or AutoHotkey.exe doesn't matter here. Or put the script.ahk into the AHK folder, open a cmd console window and type: "D:\rive\Path to\AHK\AutoHotkey.exe" "D:\rive\Path to\your script.ahk" Use it then in that way, open a cmd console window and type: Or you can just unpack the downloaded "AutoHotkey.zip" and use the exe as standalone portable. If you have AutoHotkey installed, you can just double click the script.ahk file from every where. We use often AutoHotkey to "extend" Total Commander.īeginner Tutorial AutoHotkey v2 by tidbit > īeginner Tutorial AutoHotkey by tidbit >
Also see our wiki and search for "autohotkey"ĪutoHotkey is a small, portable freeware tool to automate many things in WindowsTM.įor example: Click a Button, manipulate text, access clipboard, read or write files.
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