Script just fires when keys are pressed in specific order

0
votes

In below script I'm not defining ~l:: as this is used as part of another script.

so if I re-define ~l:: I receive error when try to add this script :

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Below script does not fire if the "el" is pressed but it does fire if "le" is pressed : 

~e::
If (GetKeyState("e","p") & GetKeyState("l","p")) {
    Run "C:\Eclipse\eclipse-jee-kepler-SR1-win32\eclipse\eclipse.exe"
}
Return

Why is this occuring ? Could another script be impacting the behaviour of this script ?

Update :

Entire script : 

~l::
If (GetKeyState("c","p") && GetKeyState("l","p")) {
    Send, {Backspace Down}{Backspace Up}{Backspace Down}{Backspace Up}
    Run, "www.google.com"
}
Return

;##################################################

;######################################## Eclipse ########
~e::
If (GetKeyState("e","p") & GetKeyState("l","p")) {
    Run "C:\Eclipse\eclipse-jee-kepler-SR1-win32\eclipse\eclipse.exe"
}
Return
1
autohotkey
Please post your whole script, at least up until line 25 or so. - MCL
@MCL I've posted entire script. Commented out code has been removed from script which is why "line 25" is not matching script line. - blue-sky
I can't reproduce the error using your code. Is there something else to it, that is, can you post an example which fails with the same error? - MCL
@MCL im not trying to fix the error. I was just pointing out why the error occurs. I'm trying to ensure that when "el" is pressed " Run "C:\Eclipse\eclipse-jee-kepler-SR1-win32\eclipse\eclipse.exe", - blue-sky

1 Answers

0
votes

I moved my script to top of page and now it works : 

~e::
~l::
If (GetKeyState("e","p") && GetKeyState("l","p")) {
    Run "C:\Eclipse\eclipse-jee-kepler-SR1-win32\eclipse\eclipse.exe"
}
Return ;