按键精灵case语句用法
    英文回答：
    Case statements in AutoHotkey, a scripting language used by AutoHotkey and AutoIt, are used to perform different actions based on the value of a variable or expression. The syntax for a case statement is as follows:
    Switch <expression> {。
        Case <value>:
autoit            <code>。
            Break.
        Case <value>:
            <code>。
            Break.
        ...
        Default:
            <code>。
    }。
    In this syntax, `<expression>` is the variable or expression whose value is being evaluated. `<value>` is a specific value that the `<expression>` can take, and `<code>` is the code that will be executed if the `<expression>` matches the `<value>`.
    Here's an example to illustrate the usage of case statements in AutoHotkey:
    Switch myVariable {。
        Case 1:
            MsgBox, "The value is 1."
            Break.
        Case 2:
            MsgBox, "The value is 2."
            Break.
        Case 3:
            MsgBox, "The value is 3."
            Break.
        Default:
            MsgBox, "The value is not 1, 2, or 3."
    }。
    In this example, the variable `myVariable` is evaluated, and based on its value, different messages will be displayed in a message box. If `myVariable` is 1, the message "The value is 1." will be shown. If `myVariable` is 2, the message "The value is 2." will be shown. If `myVariable` is 3, the message "The value is 3." will be shown. If `myVariable` is none of these values, the default message "The value is not 1, 2, or 3." will be shown.
    Case statements are useful when you have multiple conditions to check and want to perform different actions based on the value of a variable or expression. They provide a concise and organized way to handle different cases.

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