Hey Bruce,
brucexs wrote:
>I know from your other notes that you are not using events any more
>for this situation, but in case you use in future, a couple of
>gotcha's to be aware of in above:
>1. if (not eMoz) do
>is safer as
>if (not event.exists(eMoz)) do
>althugh the first will work if you are careful to reset eMoz each
>time you destroy the event.
>
>2. As far as I can see, you don't destroy the event which means
>that it keeps running event after command has run. The above should
>be something like
>eMoz = Event.Create(3, 0, "Win.Keys(?+{to Prompt}foobar{en}+)
>\revent.destroythis", \+
>
>
Thanks for your help with this. On one of the iterations/attempts I
did, I was setting eMoz to 0 when I destroyed the event, however just
before changing to HookWindowEvents I was actually not killing the event
at all, as Firefox pops up the password box at other times than just
login, plus if I opened both Firefox & Thunderbird at same time, I was
sometimes having trouble with the login box getting double entries, or
the event being killed already.
At another time, I was using a 2nd event to watch for Fx/Tb closing,
then killing eMoz & itself... messy stuff, hence my delight at finding
HookWindowEvents!
I only wish I could do nested if statements in my .FileHook script. :)
>Or better, use the version of the event plugin in 4.3.08a which
>allows you to specify a fifht argument limiting the number of times
>the command/event is executed.
>
>
Excellent, will check that out, still probably will use HookWindowEvents
for this partic. task tho, as I can't predetermine the number of times
I'll need to enter a password... Firefox asks for your master pw before
you view your stored pw's, for example.
Thanks again Bruce,
Karen
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