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AHK CLICK AND DRAG WINDOWS 10
AHK CLICK AND DRAG CODE
AHK CLICK AND DRAG WINDOWS

The x/y coordinates of the drag's starting position, which can be expressions (the mouse will be moved to these coordinates right before the drag is started). To compensate automatically for cases where the user has swapped the left and right mouse buttons via the system's control panel, use the Click command instead. Specify X1 for the fourth button and X2 for the fifth. The button to click: Left, Right, Middle (or just the first letter of each of these). MouseClickDrag, WhichButton, X1, Y1, X2, Y2, Speed, Relative Parameters WhichButton Seems to work just fine on my laptop, except I replace +^#F22 with #s.MouseClickDrag - Syntax & Usage | AutoHotkey MouseClickDragĬlicks and holds the specified mouse button, moves the mouse to the destination coordinates, then releases the button.

AHK CLICK AND DRAG CODE

I guess try and see if my improved version below fixes it.Ĭhanges are basically just compacting/removing useless code and properly implementing the LButton hotkey to not break the native functionality of LButton when dragging is not in progress. I don't really know what you mean, but I could guess/hope it's just caused by the badly implemented LButton hotkey. How can I fix the touchpad clicking problem (I have a feeling that the answer is "you can't", but please prove me wrong)? Only clicking would cancel LButton being held down. Doing which ever mouse movements (except clicking) don't matter for the dragging action. How is AHK able to track the mouse pointer, keeping the drag action going while any amount of finger removals from, and re-contacts with, the touchpad are possible?ĪHK doesn't care about any of that. The hotkey is actually badly implemented though, and it breaks the native functionality of LButton. The LButton hotkey is there so the dragging can also be ended by clicking LButton. So it ends the dragging by sending a LButton up event. So it starts dragging by sending a LButton down event. If false, dragging is not in progress.When a three-finger-tap is intercepted (via the +^#F22 hotkey), the scripts check if the user defined toggle drag_enabled evaluates to true or false. So anyway, how does the script work? It's actually really really simple and clearly made by an AHK novice. You can find out what exactly gets sent by using e.g. On my laptop a three-finger-tap sent just a simple Win+ s to Windows.īut I guess on your installation it's different (for whatever reason).

AHK CLICK AND DRAG WINDOWS

That should open up the Windows search/Cortana. So on your installation, performing a three-finger-tap should send that key combination to Windows. +^#F22 does what you said, it registers a hotkey for Shift+ Ctrl+ Win+ F22 (yes, F keys 13-24 exist). I have spent about 2 hours on this already, reading the docs and trying to refamiliarise myself with AHK in general, because it's been an age since I last used it (and even then, I never did anything half as advanced as this)!

How can I fix the touchpad clicking problem (I have a feeling that the answer is "you can't", but please prove me wrong)?.

How is AHK able to track the mouse pointer, keeping the drag action going while any amount of finger removals from, and re-contacts with, the touchpad are possible? What Win32 API functions are being called by which lines of the script?.

What does +^#F22 actually do? The docs and my limited knowledge of AHK seem to imply that it would set up Shift+Ctrl+Win+Whatever F22 means as a hotkey that enables step 1.

After an indeterminable amount of time, I can no longer click/tap with my touchpad normally. I am absolutely gobsmacked that AHK is capable of all of this, so it doesn't come as a surprise that it doesn't quite work as well as I'd hoped.

Perform a single-finger tap to complete the simulated gesture.

If selecting text, you should see the text being highlighted like you'd expect and even two-finger scrolling should work (and does)! If dragging a window, the window should (and does) follow the cursor as you move it.

Move the mouse pointer to wherever you'd like.

AHK CLICK AND DRAG WINDOWS 10

This is supposed to enable Mac-style three-finger dragging on any Windows 10 laptop's touchpad, but with the following three steps required: SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir% Ensures a consistent starting directory. SendMode Input Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability. #Warn Enable warnings to assist with detecting common errors. I have the following AHK script (obtained from #NoEnv Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.