This command is new in build 132 |
| Makes a hotkey do different things each time you press it. |
Suppose you want a hotkey that does different things each time you press it. For example:
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— The first time you press it, it types "Hello" on a remote PC.
— The second time, it renames a window on the local PC.
— The third time, it types "Goodbye" on a third PC.
— The fourth time, it starts the cycle again.
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You can make a hotkey do that by writing <Toggle> before each set of actions:
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<Hotkey F1>
<Toggle>
<SendPC 192.168.1.102>
<Text Hello>
<Toggle>
<SendPC Local>
<RenameWin Glob Gloop>
<Toggle>
<SendPC 192.168.1.103>
<Text Goodbye> |
A hotkey can contain as many Toggles as you like. There's no limit.
You can make all your hotkeys return to their first action with ResetToggles.
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This page was last revised on October 28, 2009 |
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