#NoEnv  ; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.
; #Warn  ; Enable warnings to assist with detecting common errors.
SendMode Input  ; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability.
SetWorkingDir %A_ScriptDir%  ; Ensures a consistent starting directory.

Difference = 50
playDuration = 1500

InputBox, minValue, Min number,,,150, 125
If ErrorLevel {
	ExitApp
}
else if (minValue == "") {
	Msgbox, no min value variable
	Reload
}
else {
	;Sleep, 500
	;Msgbox, %value%\n %Range%


	InputBox, maxValue, Max number,,,150, 125
	If ErrorLevel {
		ExitApp
	}
	else if (maxValue == "") {
		Msgbox, no max value variable
		Reload
	}
	else {
		;Msgbox, %minValue% `n%maxValue%
	}
}


Numpad7::
	Loop {
		if (minValue > maxValue)
			break
		if GetKeyState("F", "P")
			break

		; Double left click to select all then sends the new value
		Mousemove, %inputX%, %inputY%
		Click, 2
		Send, % minValue
		; Moves the mouse to the play button, plays the tone for the playDuration, stops and move back up to input box then repeat.
		Mousemove, %playX%, %playY%
		Click
		sleep, %playDuration%
		Mousemove, %playX%, %playY%
		Click

		minValue := minValue + Difference
	}
return

; If you don't want to repress Numpad8 and 9 everytime the script starts, you can hardcode the values.
; Remove the ; infront of the clipboard command for Numpad8 and 9. This will copy the X and Y values directly to your clipboard
; After the X and Y saved to your clipboard, simply remove the variable names with the values
; inputX/Y is the inputbox that accepts the Frequency. playX/Y is just the play tone button.
; Example: Mousemove, %playX%, %playY% will instead look something like this: Mousemove, 966, 639

Numpad8::
	MouseGetPos, inputX, inputY
	;clipboard = %inputX%, %inputY%
return

Numpad9::
	MouseGetPos, playX, playY
	;clipboard = %playX%, %playY%
return

`::Reload
End::ExitApp