Try looking in ~system/extras/util at cfgfns.ijs and configure.ijs.
You could also try something like
'user32 SetCursorPos i i i' (15!:0) 500;500
to move the cursor to position (500,500) on your screen; would take some
work to translate this into session window co-ordinates.
However, do NOT, I repeat, do NOT do this:
'user32 SetFocus i i' (15!:0) 0 NB. Do NOT do this!! I warned you!!
On 10/17/06, James Korn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Devon,
Thanks for your reply.
I'm thinking if I can just find where Ctrl+Shift+Up Arrow is defined I
might be able to include a windows Home command.
In attempting to do a search for Ctrl+ Shift+Up I got a wdhandler
error. I don't know if these are all that common, so here it is:
error in: jfiw_findtop_button
indexerror: tolower
txt=. tolower FIWTEXT
And would you happen to know where the non-printing character
assignments, like CRLF, are made and the ISIJ value for Home?
Regards,
Jim
Devon McCormick wrote:
> Jim - I think the short answer is that it can't be done in the J session
> manager.
>
> I looked into this - all the relevant stuff is in
> ~system/extras/utl/jijs.ijs.
>
> The problem is that the J session is an edit window - something that
does
> not appear
> to have a command to move a cursor to a particular position. I've
> extracted
> the relevant
> code to get as close as I can to what you want to do but all I'm able
> to do
> is to select
> the last command. The cursor is still at the end because all I'm
> doing is
> replacing the
> session text with the same text with the last command on the end; the
> cursor
> seems to
> wind up at the end by default.
>
> I've included my sample code so you can see how it works and try to
> figure
> out
> something to accomplish what you want. Another way would be to run the
> jconsole
> under, say, emacs which has a full-fledged language (albeit emacs-lisp)
> behind it
> that lets you do anything.
>
> To use this code, define the following 2 functions in your J window and
> define, e.g.
> F-5 to be
> solc ''
> to recall the last command.
>
> Good luck,
>
> Devon
> +----------------- code follows ----------------+
> NB.* sessionCmdOut.ijs: output command to J session manager.
>
> NB.* solc: send out last command.
> solc=: 3 : 0
> lc=. getLastCmd '' NB. Get last command from input log.
> smsel_jijs_ qsmout_jijs_'' NB. Select session form.
> wd 'psel ',SMSEL_jijs_ NB. Select the parent window of
> session.
> dat=. wd 'qd' NB. Get info about parent, including
> ndx=. ({."1 dat) i. <,'e' NB. where "e" (session data) is.
> sess=. 1 pick ndx { dat NB. Get session data as char vec.
> sess=. sess, LF#~LF~:{:sess NB. Ensure it has LF at end.
> lc=. utf8 lc NB. Ensure last command is proper
text.
> wd 'set e *',sess,lc NB. Replace session text with lc on
> end.
> wd 'setselect e ',": ((#sess)+0,#lc), 0 NB. Highlight inserted
> command.
> )
>
> NB.* getLastCmd: get most recent command from input log.
> getLastCmd=: 3 : 0
> log=. wd 'sminputlog' NB. Get inputs as LF-delimited vector.
> lastcmd=. }:log}.~>:LF i:~ log{.~log i: LF
> NB.EG lc=. getLastCmd ''
> )
>
>
> On 9/25/06, James Korn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> I am trying to define function keys.
>>
>> Using Edit|Configure ... Add
>>
>> I attempted to add a function key combining the functionality of the
>> Ctrl+Shift+Up Arrow (Last Command) and Home (Left Most Position) keys.
>>
>> Merely substituting the keys strokes didn't work, so I thought some
>> command definition syntax might be involved, so I cut and pasted
>> 'Ctrl+Shift+Up Arrow' to see what I would get. I then pressed F2.
>> What I got was an unresponsive keyboard.
>>
>> Two questions:
>>
>> 1) how do I get the keyboard back after such a mistake?
>>
>> 2) how do I go defining Fkeys like the one described above?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Jim
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>
>
>
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