Taskts01 will not work if autotext line is ts01
you can however do a couple things
First, all your code can be put into subfunctions of the autotext list .No external macro or function are needed.
In the example below i have given you a couple of options.
taskts01 will work when that is typed fully. Will remove ts01 and replace with the time stamp.
[32]ts01 will work when you type any text then hit spacebar followed by ts01(example: Task ts01 becomes Task1909031902).
the space and ts01 will be replaced with the timestamp.
The [32] means space.
Autotext Autotext
Trigger $t
you can however do a couple things
First, all your code can be put into subfunctions of the autotext list .No external macro or function are needed.
In the example below i have given you a couple of options.
taskts01 will work when that is typed fully. Will remove ts01 and replace with the time stamp.
[32]ts01 will work when you type any text then hit spacebar followed by ts01(example: Task ts01 becomes Task1909031902).
the space and ts01 will be replaced with the timestamp.
The [32] means space.
Autotext Autotext
Trigger $t
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taskts01 :sub.MainTS2 ;;typed fully then ts01 is removed and replaced with timestamp
[32]ts01 :sub.MainTS ;;timestamp output with no space
ts02 :sub.BasicTs ;; add code to #sub BasicTs below
;ts01 sub.MainTS ;;timestamp output only works with ts01 as text
#sub MainTS
DateTime t.FromComputerTime
str sf=t.ToStrFormat("{yyMMdd}{HHmm}")
paste+ sf
#sub BasicTs
;add code here ts02
#sub MainTS2
str userText;TriggerInfoAutotext userText 0 0
DateTime t.FromComputerTime
str sf=t.ToStrFormat("{yyMMdd}{HHmm}")
userText.replacerx("ts.+" "")
sf- userText
paste+ sf