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DONE: A quick, no-gui, one script holding macro recorder/player.

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mouser:
hitting ctrl+f5 multiple times is much better now, can run it several times in a row.
reload settings works great.

i have my settings at:
keydelay=1
windelay=1

maybe thats too fast for some computers but one thing, at the default settings of
;keydelay=10       ;ms to wait after sending a keypress
;windelay=100      ;ms to wait after activating a window

it takes a full 5 seconds after i push ctrl+f5 before playback actually starts - can that possibly be the way it is meant to operate by default?

skrommel:
 :( I think that has to do with a missing window. I have a 2 sec delay if a recorded window can't be found and another 2 sec delay if it can't be activated. Check your macro in the Settings menu.

I have tried with waiting until the active window is deactivated, but it's just not reliable.

But a class might work accurately enough. If your problems persists, I'll check it out.

Skrommel

mouser:
let me be clear -
i really don't have a problem - it works perfect and fast for me - as long as i change the default settings to 1 and 1 (other settings may work fine too).

i was just pointing out that the default settings cause that 5 second delay.  as soon as i change them it works perfect.

let me add that i think this might be one of the more useful little utils requested.

nice work both jazper and skrommel.

AbteriX:
WOW
thanks both of you jazper and skrommel  :Thmbsup:

Such little tools are very nifty.

My suggestions for the tray menu are this:

Start recording (so i must NOT press Ctrl+Fx to not interact with other apps)
Stop recording
Execute macro one time
Execute macro  repeatedly... (popup who ask me how often to execute)
Save macro...
Load macro...


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Start and Stop recording should wait for an trigger key
for NOT record the mouse way to the tray and back
(or maybe for such things like "bring the right window in front" too)

i.e.
If i press "Start recording" the macro-tool should wait
till i press e.g. the  s-key on the keyboard.
After the macro-tool recognizes that the user have pressed the s-key
it should start the recording.

And if i press the Break-key on my keyboard
the macro-tool should pause the recording
so i could go to the tray and stop the recording.
(or do other things and press an another key to reactivate the recording again)


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During executing the macro
the macro-tool should recognizes
if the user pressed the ESC-key (maybe twice or three times)
and stop the macro immediately.


Thanks for your work!


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EDIT:

Maybe this open source code will help our authors ?
http://geocities.com/win_macro/download.html


Screenshot of WinMacro v1.2


The Options button throws up a dialog box like this

skrommel:
 :) Just uploaded DoOver v1.2.

You can now start playback/recording from the menu, and I corrected the hotkey handling.

Skrommel

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