the script algorithm is:
*take the window name
if (the window name exists but not active)
*bring the first window that matches the name
else if (the window name exists and active)
if (only one window with the same name exists)
*bring back preview window
else
*bring the next window that matches the name
else if (the window name doesn't exist)
*execute the program
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It seems an easy task to do. But if taking a closer look, we'll find that
window.backshow();win.back() all broken. All we can count on is win.show().
Below is the script.
the usage:
take an example: set hot key ctrl+alt+a to execute
.bringup_prog("=acrobat,&,*Adobe Acrobat Professional", "d:\\program
files\\Adobe\\Acrobat 8.0\\Acrobat\\acrobat.exe")
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bringup_win.powerpro:
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local prog_name =arg(1)
local hlist = win.handlelist(prog_name)
local prog_path = arg(2)
local listnum=0
local handle=0
static pos, preforewin
;win.debug("hlist: "++hlist++" ;"++"preforewin: "++preforewin)
if(hlist != "") do
local hforewin = window("firstwindow", "active")
for (listnum=1; ;listnum=listnum+1)
handle = word(hlist,listnum)
if (handle == "") do
listnum = listnum-1
break
endif
endfor
;win.debug("pos: "++pos++" ;"++"listnum: "++listnum)
if(hforewin!=word(hlist,1))do
;win.debug("not active")
preforewin = hforewin
pos=1
win.show(word(hlist,1),1)
else
;win.debug("active")
if(listnum==1) do
win.show(preforewin)
else
if(pos+1>listnum) do
win.show(word(hlist,listnum),1)
;win.debug("list end")
else
win.show(word(hlist,pos+1),1)
;win.debug("next")
endif
pos=pos+1
endif
endif
else
do(prog_path, "", "", "")
endIf
