Thanks for the reply from Brucexs!
I composed the with the follow script according to ur suggestion. It works
with some small problems.
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handlev=vec.createFromWords(win.handleList("*",2))
for (j=0;j<handlev.length;j=j+1)
if (!win.visible(handlev[j])&&!win.trayminned(handlev[j])) do
handlev.delete(j)
j=j-1
endif
endfor
menuv=vec.create(handlev.length)
for (j=0;j<handlev.length;j=j+1)
;index from 0-9
if (j<=9) do
mycap=j ++" "++ win.caption(handlev[j])
elseif (j<=35)
;index from a-z
str =55+j
mycap=case("fromnum", str)++" "++ win.caption(handlev[j])
else
mycap="@"++" "++ win.caption(handlev[j])
endif
menuv[j] = mycap
endfor
selectedwin = menuv.showmenu("",1,"")
if (selectedwin != -1) do
win.show(handlev[selectedwin])
endif
menuv.destroy
handlev.destroy
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IN the attached screen shot, there is three unexpected items (No.0, an
invisible window no title, and N0. 2 the bar of powerpro, and the last one
"program manager" which is also invisible). For the two invisible item, the
win.visible() returns 1 for both of them. Where is the problem?
If fact, filtering with .visible() and .trayminned() gimme the same list if
I just use win.handlelist("*").
I can add specific codes to remove the three unwanted items, but i think
there should be a more elegent way.
The most important question is: is it possible to add program icons to the
menu? Without icons, the list is not a better choice than *windows show
menu. Forthermore, is it possible to format the menu, change the Font and
color of the text (not the background).
Sean
3/26/2009
On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 8:39 AM, brucexs <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Since active window list is so close to perfection, I cant help wondering
> is there any way to customize the items of this menu, adding an unique index
> to each one.
>
> You could write a script which gets handles of all top-level windows
> (win.handlelist("*", 2), eliminates invisible ones which are not tray minned
> via win.visible and win.trayminned, gets captions prefixed by &x for
> remaining window handles in parallel vector, shows captions+&x using
> vec.showmenu, then switches to selected window handle using flavour of
> win.show(h, x) that works best for you.
>
>
>
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