Anonymous wrote:
Try to change this line
Quote:
IfWinNotExist, Firefox
to be
Code:
IfWinNotExist, Mozilla Firefox
That gives the same problem.
Maybe I should mention how I really have it in my script. The above was just a short piece of code to demonstrate it.
I have this sub which I succesfully use to launch a.o. Emacs and EGB:
Code:
RunRestoreApp(title, app, dir="", windowtype="")
{
DetectHiddenWindows, On
If WinExist(title)
{
WinShow
WinActivate
return act
}
else
{
Run, %app%, %dir%, %windowtype%
return ran
}
}
;demosub
RunFirefox:
IfWinNotExist, Mozilla Firefox
Run "d:\ap\firefox\firefox.exe"
return
and the hotkey definition for emacs, firefox end EGB:
Code:
#e::RunRestoreApp("emacs", "d:\ap\gnuclientw.exe", "d:") ;;Emacs
#f::RunRestoreApp("Mozilla Firefox", "D:\ap\firefox\firefox.exe", "d:\ap\firefox", "max") ;;Firefox
#g::RunRestoreApp("Elektronisch Groene Boekje", "d:\ap\egb\egb.exe") ;;Groen boekske
!#f::RunRestoreApp("ahk_class MozillaWindowClass", "D:\ap\firefox\firefox.exe", "d:\ap\firefox", "max") ;;Firefox
^#f::gosub RunFirefox ;; Firefox with demosub
Works like a charm for emacs and egb.
#f -> firefox never is detected and thus always launches a new instance.
!#f -> if firefox is not top window, it gets detected and becomes top window
!#f -> if firefox is top window, a new instance is launched
^#f -> always launches a new instance, whether firefox is active top window or not
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