Not an issue, more of a thank you.

[burque505]

I'm very grateful for this! I'd love to see docs if you can get around to it, but I know that's a chore.

I have been using this since it's also incorporated now into openrpa, but as I did with AutoHotkey.Interop I added an IsReady() boolean, like this, to AutoHotkeyEngine.cs in Util:

                        /// <summary>
        /// Determines whether state is "Ready" or not
        /// </summary>
        /// <param>No parameters</param>
        /// <returns>Returns true if the state is "Ready", otherwise false</returns>
        public bool IsReady()
        {
                    if (AutoHotkeyDll.ahkReady() == true) {
                        return true;
                    }
                    else {
                        return false;
                    }
        }

Solves a lot of timing issues. I've been using dnspy for now to suss out the _AHK commands, and it's working fine.
I'm going to build the sharpAHK_Dev now, I bet that's going to be fun.
Keep up the good work, greatly appreciated!
Best regards,
burque505

[LucidMethod]

Hey thanks man :) I meant to respond to this, you motivated me to update here / nuget.

I see you have a branch now, I'd welcome any upgrades you're able to implement. V1 of this project was as-close-as-possible recreation of the original AHK language, copying documentation from the original CHM and recreating most of what could translate over.

V2 I aim to upgrade all the functions to accept objects / work with enums / include snippets.. a fair number of the original AHK calls could likely be improved, so I want to default to new version calls but have the ability to roll back to the AHK dll calls.

I just set the sharpAHK_Dev project to private (that wasn't an option when i first pushed all this). Primary reason for that is it's heavily reliant on a commercial control package. I'm slowly moving universal actions to the sharkAHK.dll project.

[burque505]

Thanks once again, and also for the nice plug! I'm going to upgrade right away and give it a whirl, I'm really excited about your project.
All best,
burque505