Nice, there is also an AHK versus AutoIt page. Well, looks like I'm not switching from AHK to AutoIt. It'd be too much work, and there'd be no real value.
I've got to tell, AHK was a pain in a butt to learn, but I've been able to make some really large scripts, so I guess I passed through the basics.
One example of script I made is for applying parameters and relations, that are listed outside of Creo in *.txt files to a Pro/E part file. So, when I get Pro/E or Creo part from a vendor, meaning it's not based on my part template, I can just load in all of the necesarry parameters in with one macro. Then fill these parameters with required data with another macro that applies and deletes relations afterwards leaving just a timestamp, and that way I can inherit any part file, and start making drawing off of it right away.
Solidworks and Pro/E can't be compared that easily as AHK and AutoIt can, but let's not start discussion on that one.
Thanks.