Software update: AutoHotkey 2.0.6

Version 2.0.6 of AutoHotkey has been released. This program allows you to place frequently used keystrokes, actions and/or button combos with keyboard and mouse in a script behind a shortcut key, so that the action in question is performed in one go. It is also possible to convert previously scripted key combinations from AutoIt2 to the AutoHotkey scripting language. Version 2.0 includes a new command set that is much more structured, but is not compatible with the 1.1 versions. More about the differences between 1.1 and 2.0 can be found here this page are being found. The following improvements have been made in this release:

Changes in version 2.0.6:

• Fixed some ambiguity with COM calls, such as xy acting as xy().
• Fixed breakpoint on control flow statement being “hit” when a fat arrow function on the line below it returns.
• Fixed Default : to not merge with the line below it. This prevented Default : from being used at the end of a Switch block, and caused any subsequent line to take the line number of the Default.
• Optimized ProcessGetPath, ProcessSetPriority and ProcessClose to not scan through all processes when given a valid PID, even if access to the process is denied.
• Fixed inability of LWin::Alt to be used to activate some Alt key combos.
• Fixed TypeError thrown by x is y to say “Class” rather than “Object”.
• Fixed WinTitle to support criteria longer than 1023 characters.
• Fixed issues when &ref is used on different aliases of the same variable.
• Fixed optional parameter default expressions (other than simple literal values) preventing the use of assume-global/assume-static.