I\'ve remapped a few keys, which has been working fine; however, I\'m having a difficult time trying to get rid of a pop up dialogue within visual studio:
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What am I doing wrong?
Needle = "A network-related or instance-specific error"
- String assignments don't work like that in AHK. You either use Needle := "A network..."
or Needle = A network...
.
What's the point of your ALT+A-Hotkey? If the window pops up, why don't you simply press Enter??
If WinActive("Microsoft Visual Studio")
{
}
else
{
Send !{F4}n
}
So, close the window when the popup is not active??
return
Everything after this keyword doesn't get executed. Your script will never reach WinWaitActive, Microsoft Visual Studio
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btw cool name bro
Make sure to get the window title and text using the window spy utility from your autohotkey install folder.
There are several ways to close a window, sometimes you have to be a bit more forcefully. It's even possible that you need to run your script with admin privileges. You also don't need to define a hotkey which has to be pressed to get rid of the window. You can completely automate the whole process. Give this a try:
#Persistent ;Ensure the script doesn't exit immediately
If not A_IsAdmin ;force the script to run as admin
{
Run *RunAs "%A_ScriptFullPath%"
ExitApp
}
;Enter the correct win title and a correct substring of the win text and maybe also the ClassNN of the button whoch closes it
windowTitle = Microsoft Visual Studio
windowText = A network-related or instance-specific error
closeButton = Button1
;Call CloseWindow periodically passing the contents of above variables as arguments:
CloseWindowWithBoundArgument := Func("CloseWindow").bind(windowTitle, windowText, closeButton)
SetTimer, %CloseWindowWithBoundArgument%
;Wait for a window to exist, then close it:
CloseWindow(winTitle,winText,buttonClassNN) {
WinWait, %winTitle%, %winText% ;wait until the window exists
;There are multiple methods to close a window:
;Close window method 1 (similar to pressing alt+F4)
PostMessage, 0x112, 0xF060,,, %winTitle%, %winText%
;Close window method 2 (sends a WM_CLOSE message; somewhat forcefully)
WinClose, %winTitle%, %winText%
;Close window method 3 (forcefully closing a window using server different methods internally)
WinKill, %winTitle%, %winText%
;Close window method 4 (clicking a button to close the window)
ControlClick, %buttonClassNN%, %winTitle%, %winText%
}