--- In [email protected], miinx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Incidentally, I may have missed this, but what's the commented-out
> section for? That's the bit:
That's a remnant. As the event version seems to work well, I'll remove it.
> Also, this doesn't do anything for me? :
>
> Here is an example:
>
> @Picker
> args hWnd,hDC_TT,hDC_SC,ti,nColor
>
> if(KeyTrap.GetKeyState(0,27))
> quit(dll.call("ReleaseDC|ui ui",0,hDC_SC)++dll.call("ReleaseDC|ui
> ui",hWnd,hDC_TT)++win.close(hWnd))
> ; the above in 1 line
OK, if it's enough with Esc+MouseLeft as the cancel combo, I think I
could add it.
> And finally, another request of sorts... I mostly need #RRGGBB values,
> but sometimes need the (RRR GGG BBB) value. So, firstly, what's the n
> value needed for the script to get that? (like #RGB is -2)
Use regular expression:
nColor["(?#1)[^(]"] for " RRR GGG BBB "
nColor["(?#1)#.{6}"] for "#RRGGBB"
> And also is there any way you can incorporate a toggle of returning one
> or other value? I'm guessing not, due to size limitations you
mentioned
> (and, just on that, where is the limitation coming from? Is that
number
> of chars in script? Just curious!) so no biggie, I can set up a script
> to change the value separately if not.
I'll leave it to you.
Sean
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