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It's definitely difficult to write and debug autokey scripts in it's GUI window. I know that you can run a script using autokey-run --script {script-name}.

But is it possible to use autokey module explicitly in a .py file and write a standalone script and run it independently? That way it would be possible to take advantage of all IDE features like autocompletion, line-by-line debugging, seeing stacktrace in case of exception when writing a script.

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  • you can write some simple features like this yourself. E.g. the Ctrl + G (goto Line) shortcut [Helper_linesDown.py](https://gist.github.com/sl5net/d0390970d43ccf10ab47cf2c70bacbe9) – SL5net Sep 01 '20 at 10:04
  • this also helps a little bit: `popupNotify_howItWorks(text)`, `beeps(duration=.1, freq=2000, loops=1)` https://gist.github.com/a6576f9dec0fd254b8a96c4b3a9cf1ba `import os, subprocess` – SL5net Nov 09 '20 at 18:29

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