Problem with config file - program turns off

[maras52]

Hello

The problem is when I run a clean program it starts normally, but if the configuration file (xml) is in the directory, the program closes as if loading. In addition, I noticed that when I script the key and use it, the program also turns off.

Windows 10, runing as admin, compatibility mode does't d help

I use scripts like this :

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<Macro>
      <Device>NUMPAD</Device>
      <Name>AFK ON/OFF</Name>
      <KeyCode>13</KeyCode>
      <Direction>down</Direction>
      <Action>SCR</Action>
      <Sequence></Sequence>
      <SCEvent></SCEvent>
      <XPLCommand></XPLCommand>
      <ScriptSource>HIDMacros.SendKeysSlow "{NUMPAD}", 100
HIDMacros.SendKeysSlow "{F16}", 100
HIDMacros.SendKeysSlow "{NUMPAD}", 100</ScriptSource>
      <SCText>0</SCText>
      <SCParams></SCParams>
      <Command></Command>
    </Macro>

If i use simple binding to run program like

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It works fine.

Can somebody help with this ugly problem ?

[admin]

Hmm, no special idea.
I would start with empty config files (which works) and try to add macros one by one and see which one makes app to crash.
Or lines in your script file, maybe some char needs to be escaped? Did you create the xml by hidmacros (filling macros in app) or manually?

[maras52]

Hi
If i have clear / new / empty config everything works fine, I can even script keys to run programs it also works and don't crash soft.
Now i see when i write script

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HIDMacros.SendKeysSlow "{NUMPAD}", 100
HIDMacros.SendKeysSlow "{F16}", 100
HIDMacros.SendKeysSlow "{NUMPAD}", 100

and click Compile > Test = program shoutdown :/

I write scripts in HIDmacros config file also has been generated in program.

[admin]

What is {NUMPAD} supposed to send?
See https://github.com/me2d13/luamacros/wik ... #key-names
I don't think it's valid key name. Isn't it reason for crash? If you remove that call or use valid key name?

[maras52]

Minor mistake - i think about numlock but write numpad ...

This solved the problem.