It was interpreted as a "" or a 0, but maybe it was a mistake. (W uninitialized) An undefined value was used as if it were alreadyĭefined. Use of uninitialized value $KLCFILE in open at
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Last days, i made some mods to this layout in MSKLC so i'd like to update this layout in PKL too! So i installed Strawberry, ran the script and… got this error message:
Everything worked well! (to be honest, i don't remember, but i have the INI file so i guess everything worked well Then i installed Strawberry-Perl and used the script "" to convert the KLC file to the INI file needed by PKL. I modified a standard layout to suit my needs in MSKLC about 3 years ago. I have a problem and need some help please! Menu, Tray, Rename, %k_MenuItemShow%, %k_MenuItemHide% Menu, Tray, Rename, %k_MenuItemHide%, %k_MenuItemShow% SetTitleMatchMode, 3 Prevents the T and B keys from being confused with Tab and Backspace. StringReplace, k_ThisHotkey, k_ThisHotkey, * StringReplace, k_ThisHotkey, A_ThisHotkey, ~ StringTrimLeft, k_ThisHotkey, A_ThisHotkey, 3ĬontrolClick, %k_ThisHotkey%, ahk_id %k_ID%,, LEFT, 1, DĬontrolClick, %k_ThisHotkey%, ahk_id %k_ID%,, LEFT, 1, U ~*LCtrl:: Must use Ctrl not Control to match button names. "Shift" would default to firing upon release of the key (in older AHK versions): LShift and RShift are used rather than "Shift" because when used as a hotkey,
When a key is pressed by the user, click the corresponding button on-screen:ĬontrolClick, Bk, ahk_id %k_ID%,, LEFT, 1, DĬontrolClick, Bk, ahk_id %k_ID%,, LEFT, 1, U of whether the user is holding down modifier keys such as Control and Shift. In the above, the asterisk prefix allows the key to be detected regardless WinSet, TransColor, %TransColor% 220, ahk_id %k_ID% or if the taskbar is anchored on the left side of the screen: The following is done in case the window will be on a non-primary monitor K_WindowX /= 2 Calculate position to center it horizontally. K_WindowX -= %k_WorkAreaLeft% Now k_WindowX contains the width of this monitor. SysGet, k_WorkArea, MonitorWorkArea, %k_Monitor% Position the keyboard at the bottom of the screen (taking into account WinGetPos, k_WindowWidth, k_WindowHeight, A Gui, Add, Button, h%k_KeyHeight% x+%k_KeyMargin% w%k_SpacebarWidth%, Space Gui, Add, Button, h%k_KeyHeight% x+%k_KeyMargin%, Alt Auto-width. Gui, Add, Button, h%k_KeyHeight% x+%k_KeyMargin%, Win Auto-width. Gui, Add, Button, xm y+%k_KeyMargin% h%k_KeyHeight%, Ctrl Auto-width. Gui, Add, Button, xm y+%k_KeyMargin% h%k_KeyHeight%, Shift%A_Space%%A_Space% making the layout of keys next to it more accurately reflect a real keyboard:
The first button below adds %A_Space% at the end to widen it a little, Gui, Add, Button, x+%k_KeyMargin% h%k_KeyHeight%, Enter Auto-width. Gui, Add, Button, xs+%k_KeyWidthHalf% y+%k_KeyMargin% %k_KeySize%, A Gui, Add, Button, xm y+%k_KeyMargin% h%k_KeyHeight%, Tab Auto-width. Gui, Add, Button, section %k_KeySize% xm+%k_KeyWidth%, 1 coordinates so that all other buttons can be positioned relative to it: Gui, Color, %TransColor% This color will be made transparent later below. Gui, Font, s%k_FontSize% %k_FontStyle%, %k_FontName% Create a GUI window for the on-screen keyboard: Calculate object dimensions based on chosen font size: Menu, Tray, Add, %k_MenuItemHide%, k_ShowHide unless you want to alter the basic nature of the script. a number such as 2 for the following variable. To have the keyboard appear on a monitor other than the primary, specify K_MenuItemShow = Show on-screen &keyboard K_MenuItemHide = Hide on-screen &keyboard K_FontStyle = Bold Example of an alternative: Italic Underline K_FontName = Verdana This can be blank to use the system's default font. Changing this font size will make the entire on-screen keyboard get Configuration Section: Customize the size of the on-screen keyboard and I wonder how does the following script figure into this thread?
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