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JGPaiva's GridMove and Ahk Tools / Re: Successfully added F1-F12 as fast Move Keys!

« on: February 26, 2013, 04:00 AM »

Updated original post

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JGPaiva's GridMove and Ahk Tools / Successfully added F1-F12 as fast Move Keys!

« on: February 24, 2013, 11:29 PM »

I've got it working! To do it, open command.ahk and replace the original code with my code:

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;Original Code
DefineHotkeys:
  loop,9
  {
     Hotkey, %FastMoveModifiers%%A_Index%, WinHotkeys
     Hotkey, %FastMoveModifiers%Numpad%A_Index%, WinHotkeys
  }
  Hotkey, %FastMoveModifiers%0, WinHotKey
  Hotkey, %FastMoveModifiers%Numpad0, WinHotkeys
  if FastMoveMeta <>
    Hotkey, %FastMoveModifiers%%FastMoveMeta%, WinHotkeysMeta
  return

WinHotkeys:
  StringRight,Number,A_ThisHotkey,1
  MoveToGrid(Number)
  return

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;My Code
;FastMove Works with F1-F12 as grids 11-22 by Expletive
DefineHotkeys:

NewHotKeys := {1:1,2:2,3:3,4:4,5:5,6:6,7:7,8:8,9:9,sc0b:10,F1:11,F2:12:F3:13:F4:14:F5:15,F6:16,F7:17,F8:18,F9:19,F10:20,F11:21,F12:22,Numpad0:10,Numpad1:1,Numpad2:2,Numpad3:3,Numpad4:4,Numpad5:5,Numpad6:6,Numpad7:7,Numpad8:8,Numpad9:9}
For key, value in NewHotKeys {
        if key
hotkey, %FastMoveMeta%%key%, WinHotKeys
}
 if FastMoveMeta <>
    Hotkey, %FastMoveModifiers%%FastMoveMeta%, WinHotkeysMeta
return

WinHotkeys:  
  StringReplace, KeyPressed, A_ThisHotKey, %FastMoveMeta%
  Number := NewHotKeys[KeyPressed]
  MoveToGrid(Number)
  return  

Edit: Ive noticed a couple of bugs:
1.) This code runs fine when run as .ahk but when compiling it, there's an error when it starts, probably because of the 0 key in newhotkeys, but I don't know why it'd only fail on compile.

Fixed:
2.) Pressing shift+3 seems to cause the window to shrink to nothing. I have no clue what's causing this. It doesn't seem to be related to %FastMoveMeta% since even when I change the meta to ^ for ctrl and restart it keeps doing it.

Edit 2:

So I fixed Error 2, and now there isn't an error message about '' not being a valid key, however it still only seems to work when ran as a script. After compiling, there is no error, but fast move has no modifer meta , and when grids are selected with the #g command, grids above 9 can't be selected.

I have no idea why there would be differences between a script and a compiled script. If anyone here has experience with autohotkey, I'd appreciate some help. But for anyone using gridmove as a .ahk, the above code should work fine for you.

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JGPaiva's GridMove and Ahk Tools / Re: Trying to make WindowWidth center on cursor

« on: February 19, 2013, 11:11 AM »

It's working! Thank. But now it doesn't snap to the edges of the Monitor like it used to. In these images the Notepad++ window is maximized on the next monitor over.

Old:  http://i.imgur.com/hPejoGA.jpg

New code: http://i.imgur.com/RVUoQZh.jpg

Is it possible to make it limit the positions of the edges to the edges of the grid, while still trying to center itself on your mouse?

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Find And Run Robot / Re: Disatisfied with default skins, decided to make my own in autohotkey

« on: February 18, 2013, 06:30 PM »

This isn't quite done. I still want to figure out how to make the elements that aren't transparent actually transparent, and also how to change the font color, but I guess I can post it anyway. Maybe someone here can help me figure it out. For reference, I want to make the status bar at the bottom, the text entry field when empty and the toolbar around it transparent like the results portion. I also want to change the test color to something more universally readable against a wider variety of background colors.

Anyway, heres the autohotkey script:

Code: Autohotkey [Select]

1. #include aero_lib.ahk
2. #IfWinActive ahk_Class TMainForm
3. ;Toggle Aero transparency
4. F9::
5. WinGet, handle, ID
6.        
7.         If t := !t {
8.                 Aero_BlurWindow(handle)
9.                 WinSet, Redraw
10.         }else{
11.                 Aero_BlurWindow(handle, 0)
12.                 WinSet, Redraw
13.         }
14. return

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Find And Run Robot / Disatisfied with default skins, decided to make my own in autohotkey

« on: February 18, 2013, 01:38 PM »

This is with search and text fields set to clBlack and not using a .skn

I did this because I found aero_lib.ahk and I am currently on a quest to glass everything I possibly can.

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JGPaiva's GridMove and Ahk Tools / Re: Trying to make WindowWidth center on cursor

« on: February 18, 2013, 09:39 AM »

Here's a visual aid:


Grid 8, the one at the top:

Code: Text [Select]

1. [8]
2.         TriggerTop              = [Monitor3Top]
3.         TriggerBottom   = [Monitor3Top] + [Monitor3Height] / 30
4.         TriggerLeft             = [Monitor3Left]
5.         TriggerRight    = [Monitor3Right]
6.         GridTop                 = [Monitor3Top]
7.         GridBottom              = [Monitor3Bottom]
8.         GridLeft                = WindowWidth
9.         GridRight               = WindowWidth

In the image I am holding MButton and dragging the notepad to the top of the window. See how the grid moves with the left edge attached to the mouse cursor? I want to change it so that instead of the current behavior, the window aligns the center to the cursor, such as in the following visual mockup:

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JGPaiva's GridMove and Ahk Tools / Trying to make WindowWidth center on cursor

« on: February 18, 2013, 06:48 AM »

I'm trying to change it so that when WindowWidth or WindowHeight are used in a grid file, the window is positioned so that the cursor is at the center of the grid's top edge. Since WindowWidth and WindowHeight can't be operated on like [MonitorXWidth] etc, I figured I have to edit gridmove's source, after digging around in the assortment of .ahk files, I've found only a couple of references to them, so I'm assuming their what I'd have to change. I'm just fuzzy on how. The code I found was:

Code: Autohotkey [Select]

1. ;Line 206 of Command.ahk
2.   If (GridLeft = "WindowWidth" AND GridRight = "WindowWidth")
3.   {
4.     WinGetClass,WinClass,A
5.  
6.     if ShouldUseSizeMoveMessage(WinClass)
7.       SendMessage WM_ENTERSIZEMOVE, , , ,ahk_id %windowid%
8.  
9.     WinMove, A, ,%WinLeft%,%GridTop%, %WinWidth%,% GridBottom - GridTop,    
10.  
11.     if ShouldUseSizeMoveMessage(WinClass)
12.       SendMessage WM_EXITSIZEMOVE, , , ,ahk_id %windowid%
13.     StoreWindowState(WindowId,WinLeft,WinTop,WinWidth,WinHeight)
14.     return
15.   }
16.   If (GridTop = "WindowHeight" AND GridBottom = "WindowHeight")
17.   {
18.     WinGetClass,WinClass,A
19.  
20.     if ShouldUseSizeMoveMessage(WinClass)
21.       SendMessage WM_ENTERSIZEMOVE, , , ,ahk_id %windowid%
22.  
23.     WinMove, A, ,%GridLeft%,%WinTop%, % GridRight - GridLeft,%WinHeight%,    
24.  
25.     if ShouldUseSizeMoveMessage(WinClass)
26.       SendMessage WM_EXITSIZEMOVE, , , ,ahk_id %windowid%
27.     StoreWindowState(WindowId,WinLeft,WinTop,WinWidth,WinHeight)
28.     return
29.   }
30.  
31. ;line 849 of GridMoveP1.ahk
32.  
33.     If ShowNumbersFlag
34.     {
35.       If (GridTop = "WindowHeight" OR GridLeft = "WindowWidth")
36.       {
37.         Gui, add, text,c%shadowcolor% BackGroundTrans  X%ShadowLeft% Y%ShadowTop% ,%A_Index%
38.         Gui, add, text,c%textcolor% BackGroundTrans  X%TextLeft% Y%TextTop% ,%A_Index%
39.       }

Also, I'm realizing the Gridmove I've been using for years is now apparently 9 versions out of date. From 19.62 to 19.71. I really like the Aero effects, but I'm not so sure about the new icon. I may just be too set in my ways.