In the Custom Combinations section of the Hotkeys page, it says, "If the prefix key is also used as a suffix in another hotkey, by default that hotkey is fired upon release"
But I haven't found this to be the case:
1 & 2:: return
^1:: ToolTip("^1 fires on press, not release")
Maybe the docs were instead trying to say that if the prefix key is used by itself in another hotkey, it fires on release?
1 & 2:: return
1:: ToolTip("1 fires on release")
That section also says, "If there is both a key-down hotkey and a key-up hotkey, both hotkeys are fired at once". I think it would be clearer if that was changed to, "If there is both a key-down hotkey and a key-up hotkey, both hotkeys are fired on release."
An example:
1 & 2:: return
1 Up:: MsgBox("The 1 Up hotkey is fired on release.")
1:: MsgBox("The 1 hotkey is also fired on release.")
In the Custom Combinations section of the Hotkeys page, it says, "If the prefix key is also used as a suffix in another hotkey, by default that hotkey is fired upon release"
But I haven't found this to be the case:
Maybe the docs were instead trying to say that if the prefix key is used by itself in another hotkey, it fires on release?
That section also says, "If there is both a key-down hotkey and a key-up hotkey, both hotkeys are fired at once". I think it would be clearer if that was changed to, "If there is both a key-down hotkey and a key-up hotkey, both hotkeys are fired on release."
An example: