This name is shared by all variants of the hotkey, and does not change even if the Hotkey command later accesses the hotkey with a different symbol ordering. When a hotkey is first created - either by the Hotkey command or a double-colon label in the script - its key name and the ordering of its modifier symbols becomes the permanent name of that hotkey as reflected by A_ThisHotkey. GetKeyName() can be used to retrieve the standard spelling of a key name. Also, the order of modifier symbols such as ^!+# does not matter.

Esc is not the same as Escape for this purpose). However, the names of keys must be spelled the same as in the existing hotkey (e.g.

When specifying an existing hotkey, KeyName is not case sensitive. a double-colon label), which will cause that hotkey to be updated with the values of the command's other parameters. KeyName can also be the name of an existing hotkey label (i.e. If KeyName already exists as a hotkey, that hotkey will be updated with the values of the command's other parameters. For example, specify #c for the Win+ C hotkey. Name of the hotkey's activation key, including any modifier symbols. Hotkey, KeyName, Label, Options Hotkey, IfWinActive/Exist, WinTitle, WinText Hotkey, If, Expression Hotkey, If, % FunctionObject AutoHotKey公式サイト：Changes from v1.1 to v2.Hotkey - Syntax & Usage | AutoHotkey HotkeyĬreates, modifies, enables, or disables a hotkey while the script is running.An autohotkey script that provides emacs-like keybinding on Windows global constants DEBUG_MODE := 0 global variables turns to be 1 when ctrl-x is pressed gIsCtrlXPressed := 0 turns to be 1 when ctrl-space is pressed gIsMarkDown := 0 turns to be 1 when escape key is pressed gIsEscapePressed := 0 turns to be 1 when Ctrl-s, Ctrl-r gIsSearching := 0 reset_pre_keys () ■参考サイト

Autohotkey keys