AutoHotKey scripts for SuperMemo

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Here I will be compiling useful AutoHotKey scripts for SuperMemo along with my suggested key binding.

Base Code

You may want to bind all shortcuts specifically to run only on SuperMemo, so all others apps are unaffected. The following code is the base where you can add any other shortcut binding you want. In that manner, you will have all custom shortcuts fro SuperMemo in one single file.

; main script for restricting execution of custom shortcut bindings to SuperMemo.
#NoEnv  ; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.
; #Warn  ; Enable warnings to assist with detecting common errors.
SendMode Input  ; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability.
SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%  ; Ensures a consistent starting directory.
CoordMode, Mouse, Screen
#SingleInstance, force
SetTitleMatchMode,2

GroupAdd, SuperMemo, ahk_class TBrowser ; Browser
GroupAdd, SuperMemo, ahk_class TContents ; Content Window (Knowledge Tree)
GroupAdd, SuperMemo, ahk_class TElWind ; Element window
GroupAdd, SuperMemo, ahk_class TElDATAWind ; Element Data window
GroupAdd, SuperMemo, ahk_class TSMMain ; Toolbar

Highlight selected text Ctrl + H

SuperMemo does not offer a direct keyboard shortcut for highlighting. This script automates the process of highlighting via commander. Binding: Ctrl + H

; highlight selected text
^H::
{
   send, ^{Enter}
   send, highlighter font
   send, {Enter}
}
Return

Show References Ctrl + Shift + Alt + R

SuperMemo does not offer a direct keyboard shortcut for showing the references. This is useful when you cannot see the element's references as you would need to scroll down. Binding: Ctrl + Shift + Alt + R

; peek references
^+!r::
{
send, ^{Enter}
send, r
send, {Down}
send, {Enter}
}
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