1.2 (parameters updated in 5.0)

Once it has been determined using VCIsScriptAssigned if a script has been assigned to a key sequence, VCGetFunkeyCmdString will retrieve that string, allowing the application to append or edit the string and reassign it to the same key or an unused one using VCSetFunkeyCmdString.

extern "C" short WINAPI VCGetFunkeyCmdString(char* szCmd, short iShift, short nVKey);
extern "C" vbool WINAPI VCSetFunkeyCmdString(char* szCmd, short iShift, short nVKey);

function VCGetFunkeyCmdString(szCmd: PAnsiChar; iShift: Smallint; nVKey Smallint):Smallint; stdcall;
function VCSetFunkeyCmdString(szCmd: PAnsiChar; iShift: Smallint; nVKey: Smallint):Wordbool; stdcall;

Function GetFunkeyCmdString(ByVal iShift As Integer, ByVal nVKey As Integer) As String
Function SetFunkeyCmdString(ByVal szCmd As String, ByVal iShift As Integer, ByVal nVKey As Integer) As Integer

szCmd - set by the procedure to be the script text.

iShift - determines the state of the modifier keys.
0 - no shift or control.
1 - shift only.
2 - control only

nVKey -
2-16 - button numbers 2-16, respectively
48-57 - ASCII code for numeric keys '0'-'9', respectively
65-90 - ASCII code for alphabetic keys 'A'-'Z', respectively
112-123 - virtual key code for function keys F1-F12, respectively

VCGetFunkeyCmdStringByName, VCSetFunkeyCmdStringByName, VCGetCmdString, VCIsScriptAssigned, VCMacro