Here it is working : https://1drv.ms/v/s!Ao3gpMOkYdfwlagRJfR ... w?e=Ho828J

So "everything in front of" instead of "everything between"?. Maybe one of the Regex gurus in here can show you that in Regex, but you don't need regex for that. Macro Scheduler can do that with Position, Length, and Midstr. Get everything before G : Let>MyString=ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTVUWXYZ Len>MyStr...

Does something like the script below do what you need? It takes a string, in this case FishCatDog, and looks for Cat. If it finds Cat, it changes it to Horse. If it doesn't, nothing is changed. Let>MyString=FishCatDog Pos>Cat,MyString,1,PosCat, If>PosCat>1 StringReplace>MyString,Cat,Horse,MyString E...

I see. I think the problem is your script is pressing CTRL and SHIFT but not releasing them. Then they're still pressed and you're having trouble subsequently using the hotkey.

Try this instead :

Version 11 is nine years old and no longer supported, but here's a few forum posts which may help.

Yes, although I can't figure out why you want to do this. Once edited, it seems to do the same thing in two different loops, and then go back to the start again. You needed to reset loop_count (or use a different variable, and you had Until twice for each loop. Edited version below. If that isn't wh...

I just experimented with this and SHIFT + CTRL isn't an option for HotKeys. CTRL + SHIFT is. However, as long as CTRL/SHIFT are held down at the same time as Down is pressed, this should work just fine. I was able to execute a macro multiple times whichever of the two I held down first. Does the sam...

I would see if you could use GetPixelColor. My initial thought was the same as yours, but I'm fairly sure that wouldn't work, as they've made it semi transparent. This means the colour index changes. Sample it in one place, and it's 13012896, in another it's 12815002, and so on. Running the Cursor ...

I tested too and was able to replicate the problem. It seems the problem is specifically related to PowerShell, as characters weren't clipped in test applications such as NotePad. I'm wondering if that is a feature of PowerShell, as if I try "voooooltaaaaage" it is corrected to "voltage". This sugge...

I can replicate this. Have edited slightly for clarity, and will consult Marcus for his insight. Let>strResponse1={""} HTTPRequest>https://www.mjtnet.com/,,GET,,strResponse1 MessageModal>strResponse1 Let>strResponse2={""} HTTPRequest>https://www.meneame.net/,,GET,,strResponse2 MessageModal>strRespon...

Maybe try OCRarea again as the recent update has made it much faster. Once you have that text you can use Position to check if the minus symbol is present.

Of use Image Recognition on that small area and just look for the -

Grovkillen wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 07, 2019 5:29 pm

A piece of advice, pay for regexBuddy

Also, here's a free Regex course. It helped me grasp a basic understanding.

https://www.udemy.com/course/regex-acad ... g-sorcery/

This regex returns "everything between" //To help you understand let>mystring=Esko ArtiosCAD - [TEST - 0 mfg] let>BEGINNING=0 let>END=] RegEx>(?<=%BEGINNING%).*?(?=%END%),mystring,0,matches,nm,0 MessageModal>%nm% matches %CRLF%The item number is %matches_1% //All condensed into one line RegEx>(?<=0 ...

The last time I posted in here Marcus offered me a job. That was 2013. Best post I ever made.

I just responded to this question via your support ticket, as your question there contained more specifics.