addScript
Exported function that adds new code from string to currently executed script.
OutputVar := addScript(NewCode , WaitExecute)
Command Example: addScript "MsgBox `% A_Now", 1 DllCall "AutoHotkey.dll\addScript", "Str", "MsgBox `% A_Now", "Int", 1, "UPTR" DllCall "AutoHotkey.exe\addScript", "Str", "MsgBox `% A_Now", "Int", 1, "UPTR" Function Example: LinePtr := addScript("MsgBox `% A_Now", 1) LinePtr := DllCall("AutoHotkey.dll\addScript", "Str", "MsgBox `% A_Now", "Int", 1, "UPTR") LinePtr := DllCall("AutoHotkey.exe\addScript", "Str", "MsgBox `% A_Now", "Int", 1, "UPTR")
Parameters
- OutputVar
The name of the variable in which to store the line pointer to new code, if code could not be added 0 will be stored.
- NewCode
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New Code to add to currently running script.
- WaitExecute (optional)
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0 = add code but do not execute.
1 = add code, execute and wait for return.
2 = add code, execute and return immediately (don't wait for code to end execution).
Related
ahkFindFunc, addFile, ahkFindLabel, ahkassign, DllCall
Examples
dllpath:=A_AhkDir "\AutoHotkey.dll" DllCall("LoadLibrary","Str",dllpath) ; Load the AutoHotkey module. DllCall(dllpath "\ahktextdll","Str","","Str","","Cdecl") ; start new, empty thread. DllCall(dllpath "\addScript","Str","MsgBox Hello World!","Int",1,"CDecl") ; add and execute code ; Same example like above using included AutoHotkey.dll dll:=AhkThread() dll.addScript["MsgBox Hello World!",1] ; Add and execute script in current thread addScript("MsgBox Test",1)