Below is a complete list of the keywords available in AutoIt. Click on a keyword name for a detailed description.
Keyword | Description |
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False / True | Boolean values for use in logical expressions. |
#comments-start | Specify that an entire section of script should be commented out. |
ContinueCase | Abort the code in the current Case block and continue with the code in the next Case block when in a Select or Switch structure. |
ContinueLoop | Continue a While/Do/For loop. |
Default | Keyword value to use in function call. |
Dim / Global / Local / Const | Declare a variable, a constant, or create an array. |
Do...Until | Loop based on an expression. |
Enum | Enumerates constants. |
Exit | Terminates the script. |
ExitLoop | Terminate a While/Do/For loop. |
For...To...Step...Next | Loop based on an expression. |
For...In...Next | Enumerates elements in an Object collection or an Array. |
Func...Return...EndFunc | Defines a user-defined function that takes zero or more arguments and optionally returns a result. |
If...Then | Conditionally run a single statement. |
If...ElseIf...Else...EndIf | Conditionally run statements. |
#include-once | Specifies that the current file should only be included once. |
#include | Includes a file in the current script. |
#NoTrayIcon | Indicates that the AutoIt tray icon will not be shown when the script starts. |
Null | Keyword value to use in function call. |
#OnAutoItStartRegister | Registers a function to be called when AutoIt starts. |
#pragma | A special directive for controlling aspects of how the script is compiled. |
ReDim | Resize an existing array. |
#RequireAdmin | Specifies that the current script requires full administrator rights to run. |
Select...Case...EndSelect | Conditionally run statements. |
Static | Declare a static variable or create a static array. |
Switch...Case...EndSwitch | Conditionally run statements. |
Volatile | Function qualifier. |
While...WEnd | Loop based on an expression. |
With...EndWith | Used to reduce long references to dot-accessible type of variables. |