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[beardboy]

[toralf]

Thanks beardboy,
the guest was me. :)
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Ciao
toralf

[kapege.de]

Thanks, thanks, thanks!


This will be a hard nightshift for me to experiment with the new functions and improving my scripts. Hehe.

Peter

[Chris]

Here are the changes for v1.0.36.02

Fixed hotstrings to work when the script is displaying an InputBox.

Fixed tilde key-up hotkeys such as "~5 up::" to avoid double-character output.

Disallowed linefeeds (`n) and other invisible characters in variable names.

Increased the stack limit from 1 to 4 MB, which allows functions and subroutines to recurse more deeply. Note: This does not increase the memory used by a typical script. [thanks Rubens]

Doubled the speed of accessing empty variables (which are slow due to the need to check if they're environment variables).

Improved all windowing commands to support multiple criteria (such as title+class) to narrow down the search.

Added built-in variable A_LoopFileExt, which contains the loop file's extension.

[corrupt]

Nice improvements . Thanks

[Chris]

Here are the changes for v1.0.36.03:

Improved FileSelectFolder to support a starting folder that doesn't restrict upward navigation.

Improved SetTimer to support an interval of up to 49.7 days rather than the previous 24.8. [thanks MIchael]


CHANGES FOR GUI

Fixed AltSubmit ListView's disruption of context menu.

Fixed LV_ModifyCol()'s auto-sizing to have no effect when not in report view (avoids traumatizing the ListView). [thanks Toralf]

Improved ListViews: 1) A_EventInfo contains the focused row for more types of events; 2) LV_GetCount("Col") retrieves the number of columns; 3) Added "Tile" as a ListView large-icon viewing mode (XP only). [thanks Toralf]

[Chris]

Here are the changes for v1.0.36.04:

For ListViews: 1) Fixed the inability to switch out of tile mode; 2) The "H" (HotTrack) event is no longer received because its high frequency interfered with a script's processing of more important events. [thanks Toralf]

[Chris]

In v1.0.36.05: Fixed ToolTip, which was broken in v1.0.36.03 for operating systems older than XP.

[Chris]

Here are the changes for v1.0.36.06:

Fixed AltGr issues: 1) Inability of Send command to produce uppercase AltGr characters (introduced in v1.0.35); 2) Sticking control key for hotkeys such as "^!t::Send a" when fired via AltGr; 3) Possibly other AltGr issues. [thanks Henrique Peron]

Fixed ListView drawing problems when inside a Tab control. [thanks beardboy]

[beardboy]

Thanks for the update and the quick response.

thanks,
beardboy

[arbe]

Chris, I still have a bug with AltGr, when trying to catch AltGr+V and sending Ctrl+Alt+V again.

[Chris]

I tested it both ways and didn't notice any obvious misbehavior. Can you provide more details about the problem and the steps required to produce it on any system (such as your keyboard layout).

[arbe]

Chris,

thanks for the quick help. The application I want to automize is xplorer² on a WinXP SP2.
I have attached the keyhistory for the shortkey in both options (sorry for the german system, STRG is CTRL as you most probably already know):

[Chris]

The extra Ctrl keystroke is sent to suppress the Alt key's activation of the active window's menu bar. In this case, that keystroke is not needed because your layout has an AltGr key instead of a right Alt key. The following steps could work around this:

1) Use version 1.0.36.06 or later.
2) Put the following line near the top of the script. It allows the program to see that you have an AltGr key so that it knows not to send the extra Ctrl keystroke: Send {RAlt}

Also, assuming your script will always run on Windows 2000/XP or later, it would be slightly more correct and future-proof to send RAlt instead of LAlt with the Send command. This is because RAlt+LControl is a more accurate representation of AltGr on those operating systems:

send {LCtrl Down}{RAlt Down}v{RAlt Up}{LCtrl Up}

[arbe]

Chris,

I am using version 1.0.36.06. My script is supposed to catch AltGr+v but send LCtrl+LAlt+V.

I tried to put Send {RAlt} in the script which now looks like: