Create auto hot key script that copies file paths onto clipboard as python styled list - autohotkey

Question

I would like to create an autohotkey script that produces a python styled list when copying multiple filepaths in explorer.
E.g If I had three files within the C directory like below:
Then pressing the ahk shortcut should copy the following paths to my clipboard in the below style:
["C:\a.txt","C:\b.txt","C:\c.txt"]
However if a single filepath is selected I'd prefer for it to remain in a string format when copied onto the clipboard e.g copying 'a.txt' should copy the path to my clipboard as:
"C:\a.txt"
I've tried to generate my own ahk shortcut but keep getting errors when I try to manipulate the clipboard:
#c::
Send ^c
ClipWait
Clipboard:= Clipboard ""
temp := Clipboard
paths := StrSplit(temp, "`r`n")
num_paths := paths.MaxIndex()
if (num_paths == 1)
{
Clipboard:= `".Clipboard.`"
Return
}
Array := []
For path in paths
{
path := `".path.`"
Array.push(path)
}
Clipboard:= Array ""
Return
Any help fixing this shortcut would be appreciated.

Answer 1

Had to read up a bit on ahk syntax but I figured it out in the end.
Here's my working shortcut:
#c::
Clipboard := ""
Send, ^c
ClipWait , 2
Clipboard:= Clipboard . ""
temp := Clipboard
paths := StrSplit(temp, "`r`n")
num_paths := paths.MaxIndex()
if (num_paths == 1)
{
Clipboard:= "'" . temp . "'"
Return
}
output_string := "["
For key,path in paths
{
path := "'" . path . "'"
output_string := output_string . path . ", "
}
StringTrimRight, output_string, output_string, 2
output_string := output_string . "]"
Clipboard:= output_string
Return

Answer 2

#c::
Send ^c
Email
Email:= Email ""
temp := Email
paths := StrSplit(temp, "`r`n")
num_paths := paths.MaxIndex()
if (num_paths == 1)
{
Email:= `".Email.`"
Return
}