You could try
MButton: Close windows(taskbar+titlebar) & open IE links. For me (on Vista) it somehow thinks the taskbar is a
titlebar, and attempts to close it (the shutdown dialog pops up.)
engunneer wrote:
I think it's doable, I just have no idea how. maybe adapting
http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=22763
I seem to remember it did something with the taskbar.
Auto-raise (the above link) uses GetMouseTaskButton to determine which taskbar button is under the mouse, if any, and which window it belongs to.
Code:
button := GetMouseTaskButton(hwnd)
; button: the one-based index of the taskbar button, or 0 if none.
; hwnd: the unique ID (hwnd) of the window belonging to the button.
Note: hwnd is 0 for group buttons (as in XP's "Group similar taskbar buttons" option.)
Code:
MButton::
if GetMouseTaskButton(hwnd) && hwnd
WinClose, ahk_id %hwnd%
else {
Click M Down
KeyWait, MButton
Click M Up
}
return
; Gets the index+1 of the taskbar button which the mouse is hovering over.
; Returns an empty string if the mouse is not over the taskbar's task toolbar.
;
; Some code and inspiration from Sean's TaskButton.ahk
GetMouseTaskButton(ByRef hwnd)
{
CoordMode, Mouse, Screen
MouseGetPos, x, y, win, ctl, 2
; Check if hovering over taskbar.
WinGetClass, cl, ahk_id %win%
if (cl != "Shell_TrayWnd")
return
; Check if hovering over a Toolbar.
WinGetClass, cl, ahk_id %ctl%
if (cl != "ToolbarWindow32")
return
; Check if hovering over task-switching buttons (specific toolbar).
hParent := DllCall("GetParent", "Uint", ctl)
WinGetClass, cl, ahk_id %hParent%
if (cl != "MSTaskSwWClass")
return
WinGet, pidTaskbar, PID, ahk_class Shell_TrayWnd
hProc := DllCall("OpenProcess", "Uint", 0x38, "int", 0, "Uint", pidTaskbar)
pRB := DllCall("VirtualAllocEx", "Uint", hProc
, "Uint", 0, "Uint", 20, "Uint", 0x1000, "Uint", 0x4)
VarSetCapacity(pt, 8, 0)
NumPut(x, pt, 0, "int")
NumPut(y, pt, 4, "int")
; Convert screen coords to toolbar-client-area coords.
DllCall("ScreenToClient", "uint", ctl, "uint", &pt)
; Write POINT into explorer.exe.
DllCall("WriteProcessMemory", "uint", hProc, "uint", pRB+0, "uint", &pt, "uint", 8, "uint", 0)
; SendMessage, 0x447,,,, ahk_id %ctl% ; TB_GETHOTITEM
SendMessage, 0x445, 0, pRB,, ahk_id %ctl% ; TB_HITTEST
btn_index := ErrorLevel
; Convert btn_index to a signed int, since result may be -1 if no 'hot' item.
if btn_index > 0x7FFFFFFF
btn_index := -(~btn_index) - 1
if (btn_index > -1)
{
; Get button info.
SendMessage, 0x417, btn_index, pRB,, ahk_id %ctl% ; TB_GETBUTTON
VarSetCapacity(btn, 20)
DllCall("ReadProcessMemory", "Uint", hProc
, "Uint", pRB, "Uint", &btn, "Uint", 20, "Uint", 0)
state := NumGet(btn, 8, "UChar") ; fsState
pdata := NumGet(btn, 12, "UInt") ; dwData
ret := DllCall("ReadProcessMemory", "Uint", hProc
, "Uint", pdata, "UintP", hwnd, "Uint", 4, "Uint", 0)
} else
hwnd = 0
DllCall("VirtualFreeEx", "Uint", hProc, "Uint", pRB, "Uint", 0, "Uint", 0x8000)
DllCall("CloseHandle", "Uint", hProc)
; Negative values indicate seperator items. (abs(btn_index) is the index)
return btn_index > -1 ? btn_index+1 : 0
}
You could use
~MButton:: instead of MButton:: & Click M, but then the taskbar would be activated whenever you middle-click a button.
Here is another, much simpler method:
Code:
~MButton::
MouseGetPos,,, win
ifWinExist, ahk_id %win% ahk_class Shell_TrayWnd
Send {Click}!{F4}
return
Middle-clicking empty space in the taskbar will probably bring up the shutdown dialog. It might do strange things if you middle-click a tray icon...
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