I'm looking to write a little utility to record keypresses as
macros,
if necessary assigning them to a hotkey or altkey for later use.
Some processes mean repeated strings of keypresses, so it may be
handy
to record these keypresses and replay them later with an alt or hot
key to avoid
On 21 Nov 2007, at 15:24, Dilwyn Jones wrote:
I'm looking to write a little utility to record keypresses as macros,
if necessary assigning them to a hotkey or altkey for later use.
Some processes mean repeated strings of keypresses, so it may be handy
to record these keypresses and replay
In a message dated 21/11/2007 15:25:24 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I'm looking to write a little utility to record keypresses as macros,
if necessary assigning them to a hotkey or altkey for later use.
Some processes mean repeated strings of keypresses, so it may be handy
Ah, this looks very promising - thanks.
This helps with the problem of recognising identical consecutive
keypresses via sv_arbuf. Noticing a keyboard buffer position change
should help with this.
Ideally, what I'd like to do is a little program which when you tell
it to start recording, until
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
Ah, this looks very promising - thanks.
I would welcome ideas for other simple facilities to include. It was a
1) Please let the macro file be human-readable rather than a binary
dump. Easy to hand alter and debug!
2) Next version to include mouse-clicks too, eh ;-) I
Duncan, many thanks for that one - as long as you remove the PEEK_L
from the sv_keyq= line to avoid a double PEEK_L it works well
enough, though I can't make sense of the values in the queue itself -
peek(bufpos2) or peek_w(bufpos2) returns almost random data, whereas
if I use this routine to
I would welcome ideas for other simple facilities to include. It
was a
1) Please let the macro file be human-readable rather than a binary
dump. Easy to hand alter and debug!
Should be easy enough - just have text equivalents to the keycodes,
e.g. 232 represented by F1, 10 by ENTER etc and
PM
Subject: Re: [Ql-Users] macros
Dilwyn Jones wrote:
I foresee it would need a facility to enter pauses where required,
e.g. to give a menu time to appear in a slow program, e.g. a
keypress
like CTRL P (Pause) which is ignored by most programs to insert a 1
second pause into the macro file
In a message dated 22/11/2007 23:41:28 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Any idea what values I SHOULD be finding in the queue? Or perhaps it's
safer to do something like:
Hi Dilwyn, sadly I wrote that so long ago (1999) that while I assume I knew
what I was doing then I
I'm looking to write a little utility to record keypresses as macros,
if necessary assigning them to a hotkey or altkey for later use.
Some processes mean repeated strings of keypresses, so it may be handy
to record these keypresses and replay them later with an alt or hot
key to avoid typing the
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Dilwyn Jones
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
Hi Dilwyn,
I did something similar to what you aiming at some years ago now with
recording the actions for controlling a robotic arm.
I used an array - DIM statement - to store the keys being pressed, using
different letters
Hi Dilwyn,
I'm looking to write a little utility to record keypresses as macros,
if necessary assigning them to a hotkey or altkey for later use.
Some processes mean repeated strings of keypresses, so it may be handy
to record these keypresses and replay them later with an alt or hot
key
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