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AutoHotkey Webinar VS code: GIT and Debug like you’ve never seen it! #1 for GIT Integration!

Script Highlight: Window Snipping by the-Automator

Updates:

  • Allow custom hotkeys
  • Easily change Outlook Signatures
  • Save files to your desktop
  • Auto Check for Updates
  • Instructions

 

We had a great AutoHotkey webinar VS Code by our top employee Isaias Baez!AutoHotkey webinar VS Code

Hour 1: Overview of VS Code: Installation, Configuring, Debugging, GIT

Hour 2: Questions & answers More debugging, features

VS Code Webinar

AutoHotkey Plus extension

Make sure you leverage Bookmarks

Visualize code authorship at a glance with Gitlens

Easily open hex files with the Hex Editor

Get GIT to seamlessly store revisions of your code

And check this tutorial out on how to configure GIT

87 Amazing Built-in Hotkeys for AHK Studio | Be more productive with AutoHotkey studio TODAY!

Hotkeys for AHK StudioAHK Studio is an amazing editor for AutoHotkey!  I’ve made over 40 tutorials documenting how to level-up your programming by using it.  Unfortunately, for many, it has a bit of a learning curve.  I created a couple of printable files which will help you memorize the 87 built-in hotkeys for AHK Studio

Here is a video where you discussing some of the amazing built-in hotkeys (you can adjust them to your desire)
If you provide your email address, you can download the files mentioned in the video here

Walk through of 87 Built-in Hotkeys for AHK Studio

Webinar- SciTE4AutoHotkey is an amazing editor!

SciTE4AutoHotKey

In this AutoHotkey Webinar we cover using/customizing  SciTE4AutoHotkey by FincsSciTE webinar

Video Hour 1: High-level overview:

SciTE4AutoHotkey is a lightweight and easy to use SciTE-basedAutoHotkey script editor. It provides:

Demonstration of cool SciTE4AutoHotkey features

  1. Multi-line typing
  2. Dynamic Intellisense
  3. Move text up/down
  4. Comment / Un-comment
  5. Change applied Intellisense language
  6. Copy / Paste as RTF
  7. Custom Context Menu
  8. Search / Replace – with RegEx
  9. List of Extensions to “open”
  10. Highlight multiple instances of each word
  11. Change color of highlighting for found word
  12. Custom Status bar
  13. Configure hotkeys (w/o AutoHotkey)
  14. Custom your Status bar
  15. Setting default magnification level
  16. Import additional languages (here are an additional ~70 languages)
  17. Leverage the Output area as a GUI
  18. Customizing your context menu
  19. Running multiple instances of SciTE
  20. Debug your scripts
  21. Run selected text

Scripts / External Resources

  1. Main thread on SciTE4AutoHotkey
  2. 16 videos @ the-Automator on using / customizing SciTE
  3. 42 of built-in Hotkeys
  4. My SciTE User.properties file (backup yours before playing with it!)
  5. Adding Intellisense for an additional ~70 languages
  6. Scintilla / SciTE Documentation, Interface, Menu /Key commands
  7. UserGroup plus StackOverflow
  8. Second SciTE window by boiler (launch script, then do new window)
  9. Tweaking Intellisense to use your file / library from XeroByte
  10. Have Intellisense examine current file from lexikos

Video Hour 2: Discussion and Q&A

A close view of a laptop keyboard and touchpad with a small blue USB port and cables visible at the edge, shown in a tech blog postScript Highlight: Button Clock

Why waste space for “Start” button.   Use Button_Clock_WINXP from Goyyah