Seg at 20:16, 1 November 2007

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{{body|onHotKey <nowiki>{key-specifier} {[alt] | [ctrl] | [shift]}</nowiki>|The onHotKey command performs the following line of code (brackets do NOT work) when a certain key is pressed.
The key-specifier can either be A-Z, 0-9, F1-F12 and ESC, BACK, TAB, ENTER, PAUSE, CAPSLOCK, SPACE, PGDN, PGUP, END, HOME, LEFT, RIGHT, UP, DOWN, PRNSCR, INSERT, DELETE, NUMLOCK or SCROLLLOCK.}}

{{note|The code is only executed when the parser passes it, if you want a key-press to perform a certain action you have to make a loop. See the example.}}

{{note|This function is '''NOT''' client or focus specific. Be careful what you type when running a script with onhotkey, chatting on one client, or in a different application may cause your character to do things in game you do not intend.}}

=== Example ===
<pre>
set #lpc 1000
repeat
onhotkey a
gosub hotkey a
onhotkey b
gosub hotkey b
onhotkey c
gosub hotkey c
onhotkey d
gosub hotkey d
onhotkey e
gosub hotkey e
sleep 1
until #false

sub hotkey
{
event sysmessage %1
Loop:
sleep 1
onhotkey %1
goto Loop
return
}
</pre>

=== Example ===
<pre>
set #lpc 1000
desactive:
onhotkey t alt
goto active
onhotkey y alt
halt
goto desactive

active:
onhotkey r alt
goto desactive
goto active
</pre>

=See Also=
{{Client}}

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