Hi Gregg,
regarding some dialects of your own,
---------------------------- You wrote: ------------------------------------
> I have a few I've done as well, and let's not forget about make-doc and it's
> relatives! Here are some examples of a few of mine.
>
> ===Send-keys (for sending keystrokes to other applications):
>
> win-send-keys compose [
> "Gregg" return tab F5
> alt #"f" #"o" wait 0:0:0.1 alt "n" wait .5 escape
> {^/This is some more text (with a "quote")...
> no less. }
> divide return
> shift ["i" shift-up "rwin"] return
> shift "i" "rwin" return
> "Irwin" return
> "0" 10 return
> (s: copy "" repeat i 10 [append s form i]) return
> (do func [/local s] [s: copy "" repeat i 10 [append s to char! add i 64]
> s]) return
> ctrl "s" wait .5 escape return
> ]
>
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Sometime ago I asked myself how I could emulate the VB Send-Key function using REBOL
since I will need it soon.
I planned to use the Windows API but this requires the /View PRO that I can't afford
yet - other short term priorities appeared here
recently !!! Probably I'll get it in december instead of mid-september as originally
planned :-)
So my question is : Do you also use the Windows API under the hood of your
Win-send-keys DIALECT ?
When I will have done my own it is possible that I recontact you about your Dialect
since this looks an easier way to do things than
I originally planned to do them myself - do you agree ?
Thanks in advance,
Gerard
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