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drmurdoch
PostPosted: June 18th, 2007, 3:27 am 
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The file in question is only 1K in size. so I'll be OK.

How do I keep the .ahk file in the System tray ?

So I can re-execute it by just selecting "Reload this script" ?

:) Thanks.


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SKAN
PostPosted: June 18th, 2007, 3:30 am 
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drmurdoch wrote:
The file in question is only 1K in size. so I'll be OK.


I already wrote:
You would know better!


drmurdoch wrote:
How do I keep the .ahk file in the System tray ?


Add #Persistent in the beginning of the script.

:)


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drmurdoch
PostPosted: June 18th, 2007, 3:49 am 
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This line opens a new IE window each time.

Run, c:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe %siteurl%

Q: is there a way to search to see if a window is already open that has the words "AccountInfo" in the title, and if it does ... just use that window to open the %siteurl% ? and if no such window existed, just do this ( Run, c:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe %siteurl%
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PostPosted: June 18th, 2007, 3:58 am 
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Should be something like this:

Code:
SetTitleMatchMode, 2
TargetWID := WinExist( "AccountInfo ahk_class IEFrame" )

If TargetWID
 {
    WinActivate ahk_id %TargetWID%
    WinwaitActive ahk_id %TargetWID%
    Send !{D}
    Send % SiteUrl Chr(13)
  }
Else
  Run, c:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe %SiteUrl%


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drmurdoch
 Post subject: skan = genius.
PostPosted: June 18th, 2007, 4:12 am 
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works perfectly.

You are a genius.

I added the
HTML :=

back in


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PostPosted: June 18th, 2007, 7:13 am 
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I learned a bit of stuff I wished to learn from watching this thread. Helped me better understand a few things myself.


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drmurdoch
 Post subject: So thankful for this.
PostPosted: February 10th, 2008, 9:55 pm 
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SKAN,

Thank you so much for this.
I use it ALOT.

How would I trigger this script with a keyboard shortcut ... say ... control + greater than symbol (ie. > ).


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drmurdoch
 Post subject: i figured it out.
PostPosted: February 10th, 2008, 10:00 pm 
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^>:: is what I wanted, but I kept pressing ^.::
:)
thx.

so the answer is ... just put
^.::

at the top of the script !


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A question about strings and reading files.

The file I have to read has this format.

<html><body><pre>FirstName:Billy
LastName:Bobby
NHI/SSN:2887786765439014
Address:<textarea rows="5" cols="30">My House
Nowhereville
MA </textarea>
Envelope:<textarea rows="6" cols="30">Mr. Billy Bobby
My House
Nowhereville
MA </textarea>
</pre></body></html>


How do I extract Billy and assign it to patientfirstname ?
How do I extract Bobby and assign it to patientlastname ?
Ideas ?


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PostPosted: November 2nd, 2009, 1:00 am 
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In my first example.....

FileRead, HTML, C:\harddrive\www\current-patient.html
SearchStr := "NHI/SSN:"
FoundPos := InStr( HTML, SearchStr )
If FoundPos
patientnumber := SubStr( HTML, FoundPos+StrLen(SearchStr), 10 )

That worked because I knew I just needed the next ten parts of the string.
My problem now is the Names (first and last) are of variable length.

How can I determine the number of characters from FoundPos to the next end of line character ?
Note: first or last names *May* contain a space.

Thanks !


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FileReadLine, LineOne, C:\harddrive\current-patient.html, 1
FileReadLine, LineTwo, C:\harddrive\current-patient.html, 2
SearchStr := "FirstName:"
FoundPos := InStr( LineOne, SearchStr )
StringTrimLeft, patientfirstname, LineOne, FoundPos+StrLen(SearchStr)-1
;MsgBox %patientfirstname%
SearchStr2 := "LastName:"
FoundPos2 := InStr( LineTWo, SearchStr2 )
StringTrimLeft, patientlastname, LineTwo, FoundPos2+StrLen(SearchStr2)-1
;MsgBox %patientlastname%

works for me !


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drmurdoch wrote:
How do I extract Billy and assign it to patientfirstname ?
How do I extract Bobby and assign it to patientlastname ?
Ideas ?

Code:
FileRead, data, C:\harddrive\current-patient.html
RegExMatch(data,"(?<=FirstName:).*?(?=\n)",patientfirstname)
RegExMatch(data,"(?<=LastName:).*?(?=\n)",patientlastname)

MsgBox, % "First Name: " patientfirstname "`nLast Name: " patientlastname

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