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I must be missing something. I have had this problem multiple times. Why does F6 key not send 6 times?  

Not working 

ControlSend("[CLASS:#32770]", "", "", ("{F6 6}"))

Working

ControlSend("[CLASS:#32770]", "", "", ("{F6}"))
      ControlSend("[CLASS:#32770]", "", "", ("{F6}"))
      ControlSend("[CLASS:#32770]", "", "", ("{F6}"))
      ControlSend("[CLASS:#32770]", "", "", ("{F6}"))
      ControlSend("[CLASS:#32770]", "", "", ("{F6}"))
      ControlSend("[CLASS:#32770]", "", "", ("{F6}"))

 

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Posted

You haven't specified a Control you want to send the key to.

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Posted (edited)
17 hours ago, SkysLastChance said:

ControlSend("[CLASS:#32770]", "", "", ("{F6 6}"))

Should work, even without a control, I tested it on notepad.  Only reason I could think is you dont have focus on the right window.

BTW parenthesis are useless.  But it is not the problem :lol:

Edited by Nine
Posted

If you do not specify a Control, which Control gets the keys I send? The first, the active one ...?
Haven't found anything in the help file (but I'm old and blind ;) )

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Posted (edited)

@SkysLastChance

Maybe the repetitive keys are being sent so quickly that the application cannot recognize or process them.  The default value for the SendKeyDelay is 5 ms.  You could try adjusting the delay to something a little more human-like, maybe:

Opt('SendKeyDelay', 200)            ; Default = 5 milliseconds

 

Edited by TheXman
Posted
47 minutes ago, water said:

If you do not specify a Control, which Control gets the keys I send?

[CLASS:#32770] seems to me like message box or an input box (could be a save file box by the use of F6).  So there should be only one at a time (normally).

13 minutes ago, TheXman said:

Maybe the repetitive keys are being sent so quickly that the application cannot recognize or process them.

Not a bad idea but I trust the keys sent by controlsend are all buffered.  But worth a try.

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