Quote Originally Posted by 'wolpak',index.php?page=Thread&postID=183490#post1 83490
Also, is there a way to bracket in the individual keys. I have no idea what the program is looking for in terms of completed functions.

<Hotkey Home>
<SendLabel warlock>
<Keydown up>

When it reads the first line, is it looking for two more lines? One a SendLabel and the other a Key stroke?
No, the program is much more flexible than that. It doesn't look for anything in particular. But it does check to make sure you've told it enough info so it can perform some specific action without ambiguity. If you haven't told it enough info, it will generate a red error message when you load the script.

Unfortunately there are no block-markers in the program. This was my attempt to make it easy for non-programmers. Instead the program uses a rule-based approach to block nesting. I now think this was a mistake but it's too late to change it. HotkeyNet 2.0 will have a block markers. There's info about the program's rule-based approach here:

http://hotkeynet.com/p/blocks_and_nesting.html