ahk | Python wrapper for AutoHotkey with full type support | Automation library

I installed ahk yesterday so I don't know very much how to use it. I want to create a script that writes characters. exemple:

I press < and it automatically puts > at the end and sets the cursor between < and >

I searched for about 30 minutes how to do this, but none of the answers were working.

I've been trying to make a macro for my survival single player Minecraft world.

I used some stuff from youtube, google and used many stuff to make it into a script (i used a free version of some youtubers ahk script and rewrote everything except gui). All the stuff work normally, except one thing: WinMinimize. When I press f7, I made it so it minimizes the window, but instead of minimizing it, it just closes it. I googled alot, searched it on here too but couldnt find it. How can I fix it so it can work? Here's the code, thanks!

I want to make an AHK script to do the following:
After writing a hotstring, repeat for ever:
Send a comma
Send down arrow
My current code is this:

I'm trying to create an ahk script to save and close all excel files I have open, however I'm struggling.

I've tried this but get errors on two lines (see below):

I am writing a small AHK script that defines a few simple HotStrings.

The concept is that when I type "Build QA1", the appropriate text associated with that HotString appears.

No problem there ...quite simple ...the issue is that I wish to have the string associated with the HotString appear as part of the substitute text ...in the example below, the results should be

Build QA1
Now is the time for all good men

The script below accomplishes this and works fine ...it does exactly what I ask, HOWEVER, when I enter the HotString text and hit Enter or Tab or whatever initiates the HotString, that first line of text ( Build QA1 ) will "flash" on the screen as it is being substituted ...it makes it obvious that a HotString substitution is in operation ...

I would ideally like the HotString ( Build QA1 ) to remain as a part of the substitute text without being replaced ...is this possible or is there a way to avoid the "flash" as that string is substituted ?

::Build QA1::
send, Build QA1
send, {enter}

send, Now is the time for all good men
return

According to the AHK Docs on Run, it accepts the following syntax:

I am trying to configure a Yocto build and would like to be able to specify the path to a layer in bblayers.conf via an environment variable. This will allow engineers to checkout a configuration and build without needing to manually modify bblayers.conf so to specify the absolute path to their checkout of the kernel module.

I have tried exporting a variable in my .zshrc file, e.g.

I'm trying to get my AHK Script to Work. Basically i want to find a row of x Pixels with the Color 0x26FDFD (BGR). But i don't know the AHK Scripting language well wnough to think about a smart, clean and easy way to program that loop, that the starting point will be modified based on the last found coordinates.

However, here's what i got so far:

Downloaded the AHK-StudioMaster.zip from Github

AHK-Studio directory-- https://ibb.co/r4QK2x2

Stuck at this download screen -- https://ibb.co/M5nLptC

using Win 7 64bit.

AHK version 1.1.33.09