Send hotkeys own default behavior - autohotkey

Question

How can I send a keys default (from hardware) behavior in its own key definition. I mean this code:
vcerc = 0
+c::
vcerc := !vcerc
Return
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
kkey = 0
$k::
if vcerc {
kkey := !kkey
if kkey
SendInput {k down}
else
SendInput {k up}
}
else {
Send, K
}
Return
In the end part Send, K It sends the word K. I am in a multi language environment which means if I switch to the other, This key still sends K rather than sending the one that is for the second language (assume ن).
How can I make this send the default? (From hardware with no matter what the language is)

Answer 1

Two things that seem off to me: 1) Your initial kkey declaration will never get hit since it falls after a hotkey (and a return). Declare your variables at the top. 2) if kkey is true, your script has it holding down the k button indefinitely. Is this expected? 3) Your only looking for lowercase k's but sending uppercase k's. Is this expected?
At any rate, this example should point you in the right direction.
vcerc = 0
kkey = 0
+c::
vcerc := !vcerc
return
$k::
{
if (vcerc) {
kkey := !kkey
if (kkey) {
msgbox, k down ; SendInput {k down}
} else {
msgbox, k up ; SendInput {k up}
}
} else {
Send, K
}
}