Now Aaron, this is very interesting.
When I reload window-eyes after giving my plug-in window focus, I get
the sfz window name, otherwise, I only get the sonar1 window name.
Somehow what ever window-eyes poles to get it's overlap window names
doesn't get updated properly unless we is loaded fresh while the
plug-in window is active.
I was so excited just to see this happen I haven't tried to make a
spot yet, I'll do so and let you know if it works, but I at least got
ehe sfz designation in the window name so we'll see.
At 09:53 AM 4/23/2010, Aaron Smith wrote:
On 4/23/2010 10:12 AM, Chris Belle wrote:
Auto hot key, and hot spot clicker both differentiate top level
window names, I don't know how to translate this in programming conventions,
but some how we can use the actual text of the window title or part
of it to monitor for when spots should be active.
They're called overlap windows (or overlapped windows), and they're
what HotSpot uses when you select Window Name. For me, SFZ windows
show up as SFZ, not Sonar1. So that tells me that maybe activation
isn't in the right place when you bring up the HotSpot window.
Aaron
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