Mouse keys ahk script

LControl::  ; Make the A key into a hotkey (the $ symbol facilitates the "P" mode of GetKeyState below).

if  GetKeyState("CapsLock", "T")
{
    Click down
    Loop  ; Since no number is specified with it, this is an infinite loop unless "break" or "return" is encountered inside.
    {
    ;    if not ( GetKeyState("RAlt", "P") and (GetKeyState("LControl", "P") )  ; If this statement is true, the user has physically released the F1 key.
        if not (GetKeyState("LControl", "P"))    ; If this statement is true, the user has physically released the F1 key.
            break  ; Break out of the loop.
        ; Otherwise (since the above didn't "break"), keep clicking the mouse.
        ;Click down  ; Click the left mouse button at the cursor's current position.
        ;;Wait 10
    }
    Click up
}
else
{
    Send {Lcontrol down}
    Loop  ; Since no number is specified with it, this is an infinite loop unless "break" or "return" is encountered inside.
    {
    ;    if not ( GetKeyState("RAlt", "P") and (GetKeyState("LControl", "P") )  ; If this statement is true, the user has physically released the F1 key.
        if not (GetKeyState("LControl", "P"))    ; If this statement is true, the user has physically released the F1 key.
            break  ; Break out of the loop.
        ; Otherwise (since the above didn't "break"), keep clicking the mouse.
        ;Click down  ; Click the left mouse button at the cursor's current position.
        ;;Wait 10
    }
    Send {Lcontrol up}
}
return


;LControl & RAlt::  ; Make the A key into a hotkey (the $ symbol facilitates the "P" mode of GetKeyState below).
LWin::  ; Make the A key into a hotkey (the $ symbol facilitates the "P" mode of GetKeyState below).

if  GetKeyState("CapsLock", "T")
{
    Click middle, down
    Loop  ; Since no number is specified with it, this is an infinite loop unless "break" or "return" is encountered inside.
    {
    ;    if not ( GetKeyState("RAlt", "P") and (GetKeyState("LControl", "P") )  ; If this statement is true, the user has physically released the F1 key.
        if not (GetKeyState("LWin", "P"))    ; If this statement is true, the user has physically released the F1 key.
            break  ; Break out of the loop.
        ; Otherwise (since the above didn't "break"), keep clicking the mouse.
        ;Click down  ; Click the left mouse button at the cursor's current position.
        ;;Wait 10
    }
    Click middle, up
}
else
{
    Send {LWin down}
    Loop  ; Since no number is specified with it, this is an infinite loop unless "break" or "return" is encountered inside.
    {
    ;    if not ( GetKeyState("RAlt", "P") and (GetKeyState("LControl", "P") )  ; If this statement is true, the user has physically released the F1 key.
        if not (GetKeyState("LWin", "P"))    ; If this statement is true, the user has physically released the F1 key.
            break  ; Break out of the loop.
        ; Otherwise (since the above didn't "break"), keep clicking the mouse.
        ;Click down  ; Click the left mouse button at the cursor's current position.
        ;;Wait 10
    }
    Send {LWin up}
    Send {Ctrl}
}
return

;LControl & RAlt::  ; Make the A key into a hotkey (the $ symbol facilitates the "P" mode of GetKeyState below).
LAlt::  ; Make the A key into a hotkey (the $ symbol facilitates the "P" mode of GetKeyState below).

if  GetKeyState("CapsLock", "T")
{
    Click right, down
    Loop  ; Since no number is specified with it, this is an infinite loop unless "break" or "return" is encountered inside.
    {
    ;    if not ( GetKeyState("RAlt", "P") and (GetKeyState("LControl", "P") )  ; If this statement is true, the user has physically released the F1 key.
        if not (GetKeyState("LAlt", "P"))    ; If this statement is true, the user has physically released the F1 key.
            break  ; Break out of the loop.
        ; Otherwise (since the above didn't "break"), keep clicking the mouse.
        ;Click down  ; Click the left mouse button at the cursor's current position.
        ;;Wait 10
    }
    Click right, up
}
else
{
    Send {LAlt down}
    Loop  ; Since no number is specified with it, this is an infinite loop unless "break" or "return" is encountered inside.
    {
    ;    if not ( GetKeyState("RAlt", "P") and (GetKeyState("LControl", "P") )  ; If this statement is true, the user has physically released the F1 key.
        if not (GetKeyState("LAlt", "P"))    ; If this statement is true, the user has physically released the F1 key.
            break  ; Break out of the loop.
        ; Otherwise (since the above didn't "break"), keep clicking the mouse.
        ;Click down  ; Click the left mouse button at the cursor's current position.
        ;;Wait 10
    }
    Send {LAlt up}
}
return

/*
$D::  ; Make the A key into a hotkey (the $ symbol facilitates the "P" mode
Click middle, down
Loop  ; Since no number is specified with it, this is an infinite loop unless "break" or "return" is encountered inside.
{
    if not GetKeyState("D", "P")  ; If this statement is true, the user has physically released the F1 key.
        break  ; Break out of the loop.
    ; Otherwise (since the above didn't "break"), keep clicking the mouse.
    ;Click down  ; Click the left mouse button at the cursor's current position.
    ;;Wait 10
}
Click middle, up
return

$F::  ; Make the A key into a hotkey (the $ symbol facilitates the "P" mode of GetKeyState below).

Click right, down
Loop  ; Since no number is specified with it, this is an infinite loop unless "break" or "return" is encountered inside.
{
    if not GetKeyState("F", "P")  ; If this statement is true, the user has physically released the F1 key.
        break  ; Break out of the loop.
    ; Otherwise (since the above didn't "break"), keep clicking the mouse.
    ;Click down  ; Click the left mouse button at the cursor's current position.
    ;;Wait 10
}
Click right, up
return
*/