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Asked: 2026-05-29T04:05:09+00:00

I’m a java developer and need some buttons to have switched cases. As example:

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I’m a java developer and need some buttons to have switched cases.

As example:

  • [ should be { and vice versa, SHIFT{ should be [ (Because I need { more often than [)

  • 9 should be ( and vice versa SHIFT( should be 9

    1. I’ve tried some variations, but all stacked in recursion, any ideas?
    2. I have duplicated button \ on my keyboard + symbol \ in other layout. How can i assign different actions on each of them?
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  1. Editorial Team

    Romale,

    Try to see if this will work.

    \::Send LC ;  \ modyfies the "normal" \ to LC (or whatever..)
+\::Send UC ; +\ modyfies the shift \ to UC (or whatever..)

    Here I can only test this with one \ key. You might have to use the +[lowercase char] to address the second .

    Alternatively you can try to find the ScanCode of each key. You do that with right-clicking on the AHK Icon, then select [Open], the in the Application press [Ctrl]+k. now press one \ and then [F5]. Then press the other \ and [F5] again.
    The ScanCodes are in the second column.

    If you want to act on the ScanCodes (e.g. SC 165), you use the following:

    SC165::Send ABC

    Or if you want to do more…

    SC165::
TrayTip, Key has been Changed, Magnifier
Send ABC
Return

    Regards.

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