Au3 macro command reference-complete macro command list

The following lists all macros available for autoit in alphabetical order.

Macro commands	Description
@ Appdatacommondir	[Application Data] folder path
@ Appdatadir	Path of the [Application Data] folder of the current user
@ Autoitexe	The complete path and file name of the currently running autoit executable file. When the script is compiled, it is the path of the compiled script.
@ Autoitpid	PID of the process currently running the script.
@ Autoitversion	Autoit version, for example, 3.0.81.0
@ Autoitx64	If the script runs in the 64-bit version of autoit, 1 is returned.
@ Com_eventobj	The com event of the object is being fired and only valid for the com event function.
@ Commonfilesdir	[Common files] folder path
@ Compiled	If it is a compiled executable file, 1 is returned; otherwise, 0 is returned.
@ Computername	The Network Name of the computer.
@ Comspec	That is, the value of % comspec % points to the level-2 command interpreter; The return value is c: \ windows \ system32 \ cmd.exe, which is mainly used by command lines, for exampleRun (@ comspec & "/K help | more ")
@ Cpuarch	CPU detection. If the 32-bit CPU is used, "x86" is returned, and "x64" is returned for the CPU bit ".
@ Cr	Carriage Return, CHR (13); sometimes used for line breaks.
@ CRLF	Equal to @ CR & @ lf; occasionally used for line breaks
@ Brief topcommondir	[Desktop] folder path
@ Brief topdir	Current user's [desktop] folder path
@ Brief topheight	Desktop screen height pixel value (vertical resolution)
@ Brief topwidth	Desktop screen width pixel value (horizontal resolution)
@ Brief topdepth	The desktop screen has a deep color per pixel.
@ Brief toprefresh	Screen update rate (HZ ).
@ Documentscommondir	[Documents] folder path
@ Error	Error flag status. See the seterror function.
@ Exitcode	Exit code set for exit.
@ Exitmethod	Exit method. See the onautoitexitregister () function.
@ Extended	The Return Value of the extended function, used for some specific functions, such as stringreplace.
@ Favoritescommondir	Public [favorites] folder path
@ Favoritesdir	[Favorites] folder path
@ Gui_ctrlid	The identifier of the last clicked control. only valid for the event function. See guictrlsetonevent function.
@ Gui_ctrlhandle	The control handle last clicked. only valid for event functions. For details, see guictrlsetonevent function.
@ Gui_dragid	The identifier of the drag control. It is only valid for the drop event function. For more information, see guisetonevent function.
@ Gui_dragfile	The name of the file to be dragged (drag). It is only valid for the drag and drop event function. See guisetonevent function.
@ Gui_dropid	The identifier of the drop GUI control. It is valid only for the drop event function. See guisetonevent function.
@ Gui_winhandle	The last clicked GUI window handle. only valid for event functions. See guictrlsetonevent function.
@ Homedrive	The drive letter of the current user's main directory, for example, C:
@ Homepath	The current user's home directory. For example, the Documents and Settings \ administrator can use the @ homedrive macro to obtain the complete path.
@ Homeshare	Contains the server and shared name of the current user's home directory.
@ Hour	The Hour value in the 24-hour format. The value ranges from 00 to 23.
@ Hotkeypressed	Press the hotkey at the end. Refer to the hotkeyset function.
@ Ipaddress1	The IP address of the first network adapter. 127.0.0.1 may be returned on some computers.
@ Ipaddress2	The IP address of the second network adapter. If the IP address does not exist, 0.0.0.0 is returned.
@ Ipaddress3	The IP address of the third network adapter. If the IP address does not exist, 0.0.0.0 is returned.
@ Ipaddress4	The IP address of the fourth network adapter. If the IP address does not exist, 0.0.0.0 is returned.
@ Kblayout	Return to the keyboard layout code. view the appendix.
@ Lf	Line Break, CHR (10); usually used for line feed.
@ Logondnsdomain	The DNS domain to log on.
@ Logondomain	The login domain.
@ Logonserver	Login server.
@ Mday	What is the daily value of a month? Range: 01 to 31
@ Min	The minute value of the clock .? Range: 00 to 59
@ Mon	Month value .? Range: 01 to 12
@ Msec	The millisecond value of the clock. Range: 00 to 999
@ Muilang	Return the multi-language code (Vista is OK by default). Refer to the appendix.
@ Mydocumentsdir	[My documents] folder path
@ Numparams	Number of user-defined function parameters
@ Osarch	Checks the current operating system structure type. Return one of the following values: "x86", "IA64", "x64 ".
@ Osbuild	Returns the OS version number. For example, if Windows 2003 Server Returns 3790
@ Oslang	Check the current operating system language. Refer to the appendix.
@ Osservicepack	Returns the Service Pack (maintenance package) information, for example, "Service Pack 3 "; Windows 95 may return "B ".
@ Ostype	Checks the current operating system version type. The returned "win32_nt" is: NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008/win7/2008r2.
@ Osversion	Return the internal version number of the Operating System: "win_2008r2", "win_7", "win_8", "win_2008", "win_vista", "win_2003", "win_xp", "win_xpe ", "win_2000 ".
@ Programfilesdir	[Program files] folder path. For example, c: \ Program Files
@ Programscommondir	[Start Menu \ Program] folder path
@ Programsdir	Path to the [Start Menu \ Program] folder of the current user
@ Scriptdir	Directory of the script currently running (excluding the trailing backslash)
@ Scriptfullpath	Equivalent to "directory \ file name", that is:@ Scriptdir & "\" & @ scriptname combination
@ Scriptlinenumber	The currently executed script row number. It is very useful in debugging loop statements. This row number can be passed to the called function. (It has no significance for compiled scripts)
@ Scriptname	The file name of the currently running script.
@ Sec	The second value of the clock. Range: 00 to 59
@ Startmenucommondir	[Start Menu] folder path
@ Startmenudir	Current user's [Start Menu] folder path
@ Startupcommondir	[Start Menu \ Program \ Start] folder path
@ Startupdir	Current user [Start Menu \ Program \ Start] folder path
@ Sw_disable	Disable window.
@ Sw_enable	Enable window.
@ Sw_hide	Hide the window and activate another window.
@ Sw_lock	Lock the window to avoid refreshing.
@ Sw_maximize	Maximize the specified window.
@ Sw_minimize	Minimizes the specified window and activates the next top-level window in Z sequence.
@ Sw_restore	Activate and display the specified window. If the window is minimized or maximized, It is restored to the original size and position. This flag should be specified when the application displays the window.
@ Sw_show	The activation window is displayed as the current size and position.
@ Sw_showdefault	Set the status value of the started application to SW.
@ Sw_showmaximized	The activation window is displayed as the maximum window.
@ Sw_showminimized	The activation window is displayed as the minimum window.
@ Sw_showminnoactive	The window is shown as minimal. Similar to @ sw_showminimized, but the window is not activated.
@ Sw_showna	The window is displayed as the current size and position. Similar to @ sw_show, but the window is not activated.
@ Sw_shownoactivate	The window is displayed as the last size and position. Similar to @ sw_shownormal, but the window is not activated.
@ Sw_shownormal	Activate and display the specified window. If the window is minimized or maximized, It is restored to the original size and position. This flag should be specified when the application displays the window for the first time.
@ Sw_unlock	Unlock the window and allow the window to be refreshed.
@ SystemDir	[System] or [system32] folder path. For example, c: \ windows \ system32
@ Tab	Tab character, CHR (9)
@ Tempdir	[Temp] folder path. For example, c: \ temp E ~ 1 \ admini ~ 1 \ locals ~ \ Temp
@ Tray_id	The project identifier that is last clicked when the trayset (item) event action is performed.
@ Trayiconflashing	1 is returned when the tray icon blinks. Otherwise, 0 is returned.
@ Trayiconvisible	If the tray icon is visible, 1 is returned; otherwise, 0 is returned.
@ Userprofiledir	C: \ Documents and Settings \ Administrator folder path.
@ Username	The name of the currently logged-in user.
@ Wday	Week value. Range: 1 to 7, corresponding to Sunday to Saturday.
@ Windowsdir	[Windows] folder path. For example, C: \ WINDOWS
@ Workingdir	Current/activated working directory (excluding the backslash symbol at the end)
@ Yday	The day of the year. Range: 001 to 366 (if not a leap year, range: 001 to 365)
@ Year	Current year (4 digits)

Au3 macro command reference-complete macro command list