Pretty sure all of that and more is possible with epsy's script generator, documentation at http://epsy46.free.fr/ql/gen?help

Sorry, but I don't see anything similar in Recipies. The only dynamic thing there is about toggling and floating values.
I barely imagine how to make multistroke bindings in that way and really doubt it would have same simple syntax as such specific purpose tool as mine.

if you are a weirdo like me and immediately wondered how to assign often used commands with the least amount of keystrokes - no fear, because that's one of the problems of coding theory.

we are searching for a prefix code (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prefix_code). A popular way to generate one is with huffman coding (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huffman_coding). Most explanations you'll find on the net are for a binary alphabet (good example starting at slide 5 - www.cis.upenn.edu/~matuszek/cit594-2002/Slides/huffman.ppt). You'll probably have more than 2 keys free to do those hotkeys, so you'll have to search for a generalization called n-ary or k-ary huffman.

The basic idea is:
- have a list of (chat) binds you want to assign
- know how often you use each (probabilities)
- have a list of keys you can use (alphabet)
- realize that the huffman algorithm is extremely simple and build a tree in ms paint
- curse internet that something so simple isn't on some java applet or wolframalpha, which is pretty much created for this stuff

Would be nice with simple if/else statements in configs, if they dont exist allready. :O

Question: I normally update changes to the config through /writeconfig autoexec. However, I feel this is not going to work with multi-strokes because it contains the old unupdated autoexec settings. Is there a way to get around this without having to use the binder tool every time? I tried doing it the other way around: appending the multi-key binds contents at the start of my autoexec but that seems to fail. I'm left in zoomed in mode and it says "can't exec multi-key.cfg" etc.

Thanks!

"can't exec multi-key.cfg" suggest that it can't find the file, maybe there's a typo in name?

Ah, no. I never typed the name in. It just took it from the cfg things created by binder itself.

TBH it was a wishful try, I think that's not the way Binder is even supposed to work.

CHILD configs execute the ROOT config when they finish their job, so they look for 'multi-key.cfg', while you wanted them to exec the 'autoexec.cfg'. But even if you do the '/writeconfig multi-key.cfg', it won't work, because all of them must have 'unbindall' at start. So you have to update them manually -- just find the correct config file and edit it.

Okay, in that case I'll see if it's faster to do that or create the multi-cfg again each time I've made a change. I'm guessing I'm not the only one with this questions so if there was a simple implementation for automatic change-saving to the multibind config...

Thanks a bunch anyway! It seems like a pretty cool program to have. It enables just the thing I wanted to be able to do more or less.

PS What should I do if I wanted it to execute the multibind conf automatically? Is there some line I just add at the end of autoexec or something?

P.S.: Just /writeconfig autoexec works fine. It makes a usual quake config behave like it's ROOT.