Author Topic: WinKey Enhancement Project (WEP) (Read 79,353 times)

lanux128 · « **Reply #25 on:** July 05, 2008, 12:15 PM »

thanks wep! the newer version works fine.

tomos · « **Reply #26 on:** July 05, 2008, 12:38 PM »

Quote from: wep on July 05, 2008, 09:24 AM

Try new MouseScroll! You can switch in the Alt+Tab menu to next or previous item only by <Win>+scroll wheel up or down.
If you release the <Win>-key, then selected item(window) will activated. To escape Alt+Tab menu just press down <Esc> while you holding <Win>.
Also one very useful preview feature I found, testing MouseScroll: if you press down <Alt> while <Win> is holds you can see (check) the selected item(window). It will be activated, but Alt+Tab menu do not hide. If selected item is not you want to switch to, you can continue to scroll mouse, selecting other items in the Alt+Tab menu and preview them by <Alt>.

wow,
that's really nice now wep

(some credits heading your way)

electronixtar · « **Reply #27 on:** July 05, 2008, 03:08 PM »

i am too obsessed with hoekey

wep · « **Reply #28 on:** July 05, 2008, 08:35 PM »

WinKey Enhacement Project isn't just a hotkey manager idea.
I try to enhance system functionality by new original ideas to interact with it. <Win>-key - just a more suitable (to do not conflict with other hotkeys, many other applications usually which uses) modifier that allows to realize calling for the wep-functions, by using hotkeys.

Quote from: electronixtar on July 05, 2008, 03:08 PM

i am too obsessed with hoekey

nogojoe · « **Reply #29 on:** July 05, 2008, 11:31 PM »

Hi Wep.

Could you increase the functionalbility of WinMouseTipCalc by adding the % function to the setup if at all possible

it's a great little program non intrusive but at your fingertips if you pardon the pun.

wep · « **Reply #30 on:** July 06, 2008, 07:50 AM »

Quote from: nogojoe on July 05, 2008, 11:31 PM

Hi Wep.
Could you increase the functionalbility of WinMouseTipCalc by adding the % function to the setup if at all possible
it's a great little program non intrusive but at your fingertips if you pardon the pun.

OK! I'll try to add % calculations into the WinMouseTipCalc and other similar calculators. I used the code of Laszlo from the Autohotkey forum for the arithmetic calculations in my Win...Calcs. And I saw that he have new code which makes possible % and power functions.

I glad that you use my WinMouseTipCalc.

wep · « **Reply #31 on:** July 06, 2008, 10:54 PM »

Quote from: nogojoe on July 05, 2008, 11:31 PM

it's a great little program non intrusive but at your fingertips if you pardon the pun.

The calculations made by means of Win...Calc not precise. Because "In case it's of interest, AutoHotkey stores intermediate expression results as 64-bit floating point numbers (or integers if there's no decimal portion). However, when the final result is stored in a variable (or for use by a command), the default precision is 6 decimal places." as said Chris
on the (Autohotkey forum).
So, I must to inform you about this bug. Do not rely for this program on 100%. I try to resolve this problem at this moment. But short numbers and simple expressions Win...Calcs calculates correctly. In any case WinCalc which runs the MS Windows' Calculator is reliable as MS itself.

nogojoe · « **Reply #32 on:** July 06, 2008, 11:46 PM »

Quote from: wep on July 06, 2008, 10:54 PM

Quote from: nogojoe on July 05, 2008, 11:31 PM
it's a great little program non intrusive but at your fingertips if you pardon the pun.

The calculations made by means of Win...Calc not precise. Because "In case it's of interest, AutoHotkey stores intermediate expression results as 64-bit floating point numbers (or integers if there's no decimal portion). However, when the final result is stored in a variable (or for use by a command), the default precision is 6 decimal places." as said Chris
on the (Autohotkey forum).
So, I must to inform you about this bug.

I realize what you are saying as when you do a dollars and cents equation that happens.
I just need the % to quicken up GST calculations at present I have to go the long way around

I do find that the (win + end) and (win + = ) in WinMouseTipCalc don't work as stated.
The rest of the commands do.

wep · « **Reply #33 on:** July 07, 2008, 10:28 AM »

Quote from: nogojoe on July 06, 2008, 11:46 PM

realize what you are saying as when you do a dollars and cents equation that happens.
I just need the % to quicken up GST calculations at present I have to go the long way around

I do find that the (win + end) and (win + = ) in WinMouseTipCalc don't work as stated.
The rest of the commands do.

<Win>+<End> and, <Win>+<=> works if you do not include equation sign (=) into the selected formula (see the screenshort).
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electronixtar · « **Reply #34 on:** July 07, 2008, 04:44 PM »

I think Win+Esc is default hotkey to activate Google Talk window

nogojoe · « **Reply #35 on:** July 08, 2008, 05:43 AM »

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nogojoe, do you want to calculate simple financial expressions includes %-sign like followings?

123+53%=65.19
12*4%=0.48

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Thanks for your reply Wep.

Yes just simple. All I need is the final answer eg. the 0.48 whether the % sign is included is immaterial to me only it would be a safety check if required. All that I would be pasting if I needed to would be the 0.48.Only occasionally the full equation would be required
At present I just do 80/100*75 [enter] to get the answer 60
Just thinking about it to activate the % key may be a little difficult (Shift+%) maybe you could perhaps allocate the page up key to be the % key so it becomes a single press key whilst holding down the Win-key. It is the nearest to the numpad

All I need it is for financial equations just to calculate apportions of an account to various sources.
ie. 12.5% Gst
15% personal
25% personal 75%expenses etc etc

Many thanks for your reply and I will try those commands out as you have explained.

nogojoe

nogojoe · « **Reply #36 on:** July 08, 2008, 07:22 AM »

<Win>+<End> and, <Win>+<=> works if you do not include equation sign (=) into the selected formula (see the screenshort). (see attachment in previous post)

Thanks Wep I can works those commands OK now

Makes WinMouseTipCalc a thing of beauty and a joy forever

nogojoe

wep · « **Reply #37 on:** July 08, 2008, 08:10 PM »

Quote from: nogojoe on July 08, 2008, 05:43 AM

maybe you could perhaps allocate the page up key to be the % key so it becomes a single press key whilst holding down the Win-key

If I understand you correctly, then you need only the function to add % sign into the result at its end?

I made some changes in the WinMouseTipCalc to increase precision of calculations and to make possible to round result to adjustable number of decimal places and to make possible to include %-sign at the end position of result and $-sign at the start position.

But you have to know: you cannot calculate expressions with this signs, and you can only paste result with % and $ signs only using <Win>+<Insert> hotkey.

To accord with key names (PageDown suits with End position, and PageUp suits with Start position) I prefer to assign keys as following:
<Win>+<PageUp> = $-sign,
<Win>+<PageDown> = %-sign.
What do you think about it?

Of course I can set other key assignments:
<Win>+<5> for %-sign (<5>-key where %-sign is placed)
<Win>+<PageUp> for %-sign (as you ask)
<Win>+<4> for $-sign

More, it is possible to make last and first sign dinamically assigned by means of dialog text input. You could to assign other signs instead of % and $ for the <Win>+<PageDown> and <Win>+<PageUp> hotkeys.

nogojoe · « **Reply #38 on:** July 08, 2008, 10:38 PM »

If I understand you correctly, then you need only the function to add % sign into the result at its end?

But you have to know: you cannot calculate expressions with this signs, and you can only paste result with % and $ signs only using <Win>+<Insert> hotkey.

No I didn't realize that until you pointed it out as my financial programs calculator does allow it(the shift + $ key to do it ) but that is a bit cumbersome at times . I would rather use your WinMouseTipCalc instead.
I see now what you are trying to tell me and I think it may be best left up to you to decide on what's best and I will carry on using WinMouseTipCalc as you decide to do.

If you can have an option to reduce the 14.00000 (final calculation) to 14.00 that would be great. I really only need the numbers

the $ and % signs are not really of great importance to my needs (still could be handy though ) but still could be of benefit to other users of WinMouseTipCalc

To accord with key names (PageDown suits with End position, and PageUp suits with Start position) I prefer to assign keys as following:
<Win>+<PageUp> = $-sign,
<Win>+<PageDown> = %-sign.
What do you think about it?

I will leave it up to you as there would other users that may require it

Of course I can set other key assignments:
<Win>+<5> for %-sign (<5>-key where %-sign is placed)
<Win>+<PageUp> for %-sign (as you ask)
<Win>+<4> for $-sign

I will leave it up to you as there would other users that may require it

More, it is possible to make last and first sign dinamically assigned by means of dialog text input. You could to assign other signs instead of % and $ for the <Win>+<PageDown> and <Win>+<PageUp> hotkeys.

I will leave it up to you as there would other users that may require it

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wep · « **Reply #39 on:** July 09, 2008, 03:39 AM »

Quote from: nogojoe on July 08, 2008, 10:38 PM

If you can have an option to reduce the 14.00000 (final calculation) to 14.00 that would be great. I really only need the numbers

You can download new version of WinMouseTipCalc and to set roundoff to 2 numbers for decimal places after floating point. Use <Win>+<2> (not <Numpad 2>) or <Win>+<Down> and <Win>+<Up> to do it.
<Win>+<PageDown> and <Win>+<PageUp> works as described in the my previous message.
But in the next releases I may reassign PageDown and PageUp to the "history of the calculations" function.
Last version of the WinMouseTipCalc have better precision of calculations.

tomos · « **Reply #40 on:** July 16, 2008, 10:38 AM »

hi wep

re win/mousescroll-
just to report it doesnt work with Media Player Classic where the scrollwheel is used to adjust the volume

wep · « **Reply #41 on:** July 17, 2008, 03:21 AM »

Quote from: tomos on July 16, 2008, 10:38 AM

re win/mousescroll-
just to report it doesnt work with Media Player Classic where the scrollwheel is used to adjust the volume

hi, tomos

I checked out win+scrollmouse. Mousescroll work with Classic Media Player (K-Lite codec Pack) without problem. Sound volume I can change with scrollwheel, windows I can switch with <win>+scrollwheel.
What problem you was found? Sound volume do not changes, or windows do not switches?

tomos · « **Reply #42 on:** July 17, 2008, 08:28 AM »

Quote from: wep on July 17, 2008, 03:21 AM

What problem you was found? Sound volume do not changes, or windows do not switches?

sorry for not explaining properly!

AND to confuse me (& probably you) even more, it's working today $:-\$
YESTERDAY when I win+scrolled, the volume on Media Player Classic was adjusted instead of AltTab window showing

If it happens again I'll report & try see what else might be going on

nogojoe · « **Reply #43 on:** July 19, 2008, 06:49 AM »

Quote from: wep on July 09, 2008, 03:39 AM

But in the next releases I may reassign PageDown and PageUp to the "history of the calculations" function.
Last version of the WinMouseTipCalc have better precision of calculations.

Hi Wep
I’m using WinMouseTipCalc almost everyday now and have a suggestion ---is it possible to make the windows key stay on , perhaps toggle off and on, so that you can free one hand (the one holding down the Win key) it would make reading figures from papers etc easier like turning pages

Something to think about for your next release

nogojoe

wep · « **Reply #44 on:** July 20, 2008, 05:52 PM »

Quote from: nogojoe on July 19, 2008, 06:49 AM

I’m using WinMouseTipCalc almost everyday now and have a suggestion ---is it possible to make the windows key stay on , perhaps toggle off and on, so that you can free one hand (the one holding down the Win key) it would make reading figures from papers etc easier like turning pages
Something to think about for your next release
nogojoe

Hi nogojoe

Try new WinTipCalc, which will replace WinMouseTipCalc and WinToolTipCalc.

At beginning I meant to use <win>-key only to switch NumPad-keys temporarily into the calculator mode.
But it is possible to make NumPad-keys as basic calculator input keys and <Win><Numpad keys> will be used as ordinarily <Numpad keys> if that is suitable.

I have few variants for hotkey mapping.
First one you already know.

In the WinTipCalc you can try second one:
Numpad-keys used without <Win> modifier as calculator's input only while ScrollLock is turned on. But if you want to use them as ordinarily (while ScrollLock is turned on), you can use it with <Win> modifier. Other functions used as before, excepting NumLock-key, which you can use as backspace to delete last input. I removed roundoff by number-keys, because I will assign them to additional math functions in next the release. Still you can set roundoff by <Win>+<UP> and <Win>+<Down> between 0 and 20 digits after decimal floating point.

nogojoe · « **Reply #45 on:** July 20, 2008, 10:08 PM »

Thanks Wep

just another little tip

Could you provide a printable version of the "help" as I feel that it would be useful for new persons until they get used to the commands perhaps a clickable link in the about window which will print out the about windows data.

I use Mousers screen captor then enlarge the data then print it full page and have it handy to refer to till I’m used to the
commands.

nogojoe

ps more credits coming your way

alexey_r · « **Reply #46 on:** August 06, 2008, 01:52 PM »

1. Great idea!

I try to generally use Win+Smth. keys for system-global shortcuts as well. (Of course, some programs won't recognise them...)
2. AHK code for the scripts is a must. With it we can just add the scripts to our start-up script instead of adding another few processes at startup, and, more importantly, customize the hotkeys.
3. These two lines at the main WEP page:
* <Win>+<NumPad> = WinCalc (AHK-code), WinTipCalc, WinTitleCalc.
* <Win>+<Mouse Scroll> - MouseScroll (AHK-code), MouseWinList and MouseAltTab (AHK-code)- Scroll mouse with <Win> to switch between opened windows.
What is the difference between MouseScroll, MouseWinList, and MouseAltTab? It's kinda hard to guess from this.

tomos · « **Reply #47 on:** August 06, 2008, 02:08 PM »

give em a try

(with apologies for being smart!)
I've tried two

MouseAltTab

[edit] see Lanux's shot in next post [/edit]

and
(Win) MouseScroll

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lanux128 · « **Reply #48 on:** August 06, 2008, 02:20 PM »

MouseAltTab looks similar to evl's AltTab.

alexey_r · « **Reply #49 on:** August 06, 2008, 02:38 PM »

Yes, now why not add the screenshots to the page?
Two bugs:
1. MouseAltTab disables the simple Win shortcut for me.
2. Using Win+CapsLock, when I release CapsLock the active window disappears for a moment before returning to non-transparency.