AutoHotkey script to change Caps Lock to Control on hold and Escape on press and release

AutoHotkey.ahk

; Change Caps Lock to Control when held down; otherwise, Escape
;
; Originally based on the answer provided in 
; [this](https://superuser.com/questions/581692/remap-caps-lock-in-windows-escape-and-control)
; StackExchange SuperUser question.
;
; A shortcut should be created for this script and placed in the Windows 10
; user's startup folder to automatically enable the feature on boot/startup.
; The user's startup folder can be found using the following steps:
;
; 1. Windows Key+R. The _Run_ dialog will appear.
; 2. Enter the following: `%appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup`
; 3. Press Enter key. A file explorer dialog will appear.
; 
; Obviously, [AutoHotkey](https://autohotkey.com/) must be installed for this to work.
*CapsLock::
    Send {Blind}{Ctrl Down}
    cDown := A_TickCount
Return

*CapsLock up::
    If ((A_TickCount-cDown)<400)  ; Modify press time as needed (milliseconds)
        Send {Blind}{Ctrl Up}{Esc}
    Else
        Send {Blind}{Ctrl Up}
Return

That is for capslock and control not control and escape.

yes, I said that in the first place 🫣

For some people like me, the above scripts may not work, because it seems that Caps Lock gets repeated when it is held, therefore the timer gets reset every 50 milliseconds or so. So I wrote this:

capsLockTime := 0
capsLockIsDown := false

*CapsLock::
{
	global capsLockIsDown
	global capsLockTime
	Send "{Blind}{LControl down}"
	if (!capsLockIsDown) {
		capsLockTime := A_TickCount
		capsLockIsDown := true
	}
}

*CapsLock up::
{
	global capsLockIsDown
	if (capsLockIsDown) {
    	Send "{Blind}{LControl Up}"
		global capsLockTime
		if (A_TickCount - capsLockTime < 200) { ; modify time here
			Suspend "1"
			Send "{Esc}"
			Suspend "0"
		}
		capsLockIsDown := false
	}
}

Maybe someone could make it shorter or something (I am new to AHK myself), but it works.