Yeah, people could end up with mixed files if they grab stuff from both versions in their script, but (a) they shouldn't do that (but beginners certainly will), (b) they should test the hotkeys they add to their file (ditto re beginners) and this would probably alert them to errors. It would be cool if this forum can detect code versioning in posts and add an obvious v1/v2 label around the code box. I think a lot of people just search and copy code samples written by others, so it seems very reasonable for a single collective hotkey file with many different functions to have code that span many years and AHK versions.
It would take some real inattention to what one is doing to end up with a mix of both versions in the same script file. Other than some specific keywords, it’s often not clear what individual lines of code belong to one version vs.
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