I'm using Autohotkey to map Ctrl+w to Alt+w for Cloud9 to close inner tabs with Ctrl+w like usual instead of their Alt+w. I tried to use the following simple mapping
^w::!w
But it sends Ctrl+Alt+w with closes all tabs except current tab which wasn't what I wanted.
How can I tell autohotkey to not actually send the Ctrl key that I press for this hotkey?
Answer
Try the following instead:
Ctrl & w::Send !w
AutoHotKey has special handling for remapping the Ctrl key to the Alt key:
When the source key is LCtrl and the destination key is an Alt key,
the line Send {Blind}{LAlt DownTemp} is replaced by Send {Blind}{LCtrl
Up}{LAlt DownTemp}. The same is true if the source is RCtrl, except
that {RCtrl up} is used.
This special handling is specifically designed to prevent the behavior you observed. If you think about a simpler remapping like p::v
, you'd probably want CtrlP to be treated like ^v
so that you can paste with your P. In general, AutoHotKey tries to allow modifying keys to do their thing while triggering a hotkey.
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