AHK: multiple hotstrings

[Armando]

I guess I could post that simple question in a specialized forum, but I know many here are AHK experts so...


I make an extensive use of AHK "auto-replace hotstring" (to expand abbreviations as I type them).

Now, I'd like to know how to have multiple potential hotstrings for the same string replacement.

Example. Let's say I have this line :

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:oc:parc2::tgsPÉtRe tgsPunié tgsPdoct tgsPThDo tgsPARC2 tgsPat tgsPthée

but I want to have more than one hotstring ("parc2" in that case) to trigger the string replacement "tgsPÉtRe tgsPunié tgsPdoct tgsPThDo tgsPARC2 tgsPat tgsPthée". (For example : I'd like to have "parc3" and "parc4" to trigger the same string replacement.)

What would be the proper syntax?

Thanks a lot!

[lanux128]

why not just repeat them twice, like this..

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::parc3::tgsPÉtRe tgsPunié tgsPdoct tgsPThDo tgsPARC2 tgsPat tgsPthée
::parc4::tgsPÉtRe tgsPunié tgsPdoct tgsPThDo tgsPARC2 tgsPat tgsPthée

[jgpaiva]

The following solution would solve it:

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:oc:parc1::
:oc:parc3::
:oc:parc2::
  send, tgsPÉtRe tgsPunié tgsPdoct tgsPThDo tgsPARC2 tgsPat tgsPthée
  return

(this way, all of them execute whatever comes after the :oc:parc2:: line, until they find a return)

[edit] damn, lanux beat me![/edit]

[Armando]

Ah! Thanks guys.

Lanux : That's what I was doing already, but I didn't want to paste the string repeatedly : it's not convenient when you make changes to the string.

jgpaiva : Exactly what I was trying to do.  The "send" command. Ok.

[lanux128]

hehe.. at least jgpaiva understood the question better than me..