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17 pointsby Tommix11w zeszłym roku0 comments

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Someonew zeszłym roku

I think an AutoHotKey script could do that (if it runs on Windows 11. I couldn’t easily find that on its site). Approach would be:

- in a “caps lock key pressed” handler, set a timer (https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v2/lib/SetTimer.htm) that runs every ten seconds

- in that timer, check the value of A_TimeIdleKeyboard (https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v2/Variables.htm#TimeIdleKey...)

- if it’s too large, call SetCapsLockState (https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v2/lib/SetNumScrollCapsLockS...) and stop the timer

- otherwise, compute a new ideal delay from the desired run interval and A_TimeIdleKeyboard, and update the time interval

You also wail want to prevent starting multiple timers if you enable caps lock multiple times.

mmh0000w zeszłym roku

Here's an AHK script I've had since 2007 (omg, I'm too old). Adds a delay (press-and-hold to enable/disable) to capslock. Not exactly what you want, but I loved it and it should be easy to modify to do what you want:

  CAPSLKTOOLTIP:
  ToolTip,
  SetTimer,CAPSLKTOOLTIP,Off
  Return
  
  SetTimer,CAPSLKTOOLTIP,1500
  SetTimer,CAPSLKTOOLTIP,Off
  
  CapsLock::
  counter := 0
  Loop,20
  {
   Sleep, 40
   counter++
   GetKeyState,state,CapsLock,P
   If state=U
    Break
  
   If counter >= 20
   {
    counter := 0
    GetKeyState,state,CapsLock,T
    If state=D
    {
     ToolTip,Caps Lock Off
     SetCapsLockState,Off
    }
    Else
    {
     ToolTip,Caps Lock On
     SetCapsLockState,On
  
    }
    keyWait, Capslock, U
    SetTimer,CAPSLKTOOLTIP,On
    Continue
   }
  }
  Return

Tommix11w zeszłym roku

Thank you, I'll check it out.

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