ActiveScript - Host VBScript and JScript in-process

[lexikos]

(Replying only because of a PM.)

Perhaps if you say what the problem is, or ask an actual question, I might be interested enough to answer it. As it is, I'm not nearly interested enough to figure out what the problem is, let alone the solution.

[F4Jonatas]

Your kindness surprises me!

[icuurd12b42]

anyone knows how to setup that dispatch table? I'm trying to expose more than on method of my object

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js.AddObject("myObj", ComDispatch(new MyClass, MyClass.DispTable))
js.Exec("myObj.Method(['first value', 'second value'])")

class MyClass
{
    Method1(x)
    {
        ; Just to show we can pass arrays from JScript to AHK:
        Debug.MsgBox("Method1: " . x)
    }
    Method2(x)
    {
        ; Just to show we can pass arrays from JScript to AHK:
        Debug.MsgBox("Method2: " . x)
    }
    static DispTable := [[MyClass.Method1], {Method1:1}
                               , [MyClass.Method2], {Method2:2}]
}

I assumed to add another entry... though I dont know what this :1 does either, there is no documentation on this dispatch table
I'm getting a Method is not supported exception calling myObj.Method2("text") from my code. Method1 works just fine

While typing this I had an idea of trying Comdispatch0, there has to be a reason for it's existance right? It works and seems to do the discovery of the object methods itself to define the interface, Yeah. the good news is I wont have to type all this dispatch information...
FIX:
js.AddObject("myObj", ComDispatch0(new MyClass))

[lexikos]

While typing this I had an idea of trying Comdispatch0, there has to be a reason for it's existance right?

Yes. It removes the need to define the object's interface.

But they are both obsolete. Just pass the object directly to AddObject.

ComObject := ComDispatch0(Object) - not needed in AutoHotkey v1.1.17+

[icuurd12b42]

Your answer is a little short in context...

are you saying
his.m_Js := new ActiveScript("JScript")
;My Objects
this.m_Js.AddObject("HKS", ComDispatch0(HKS))

can be changed to
his.m_Js := new ActiveScript("JScript")
;My Objects
this.m_Js.AddObject(HKS)

HKS is an object.... with get properties that further adds more objects to the structure

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class HKS
{
    Debug {
        get {
            return Debug
        }
    }
    Resource {
        get {
            return Resource
        }
    }
    VoiceAgent {
        get {
            return VoiceAgent
        }
    }
    Recognition {
        get {
            return Recognition
        }
    }
}

[icuurd12b42]

I just chased a bug where a AHK function returning a number called from the Jscript code has the number turned into a string on the JScript side... I solved it calling parseInt on the js side but it's really clumsy looking

[icuurd12b42]

I would like to call this function
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/script ... riptthread
It does not look to be available, or if it is at what level it would be.

[lexikos]

are you saying [...]
this.m_Js.AddObject("HKS", ComDispatch0(HKS))

can be changed to [...]
this.m_Js.AddObject(HKS)

No. I am saying you can replace ComDispatch0(HKS) with HKS. You still need to tell AddObject which name to bind in the JavaScript context.

I would like to call this function

If you want to call a function not supported by the wrapper, you will need to figure out its v-table offset and call it via DllCall. For instance, SetScriptSite uses 3*A_PtrSize because it is the fourth method in the plain C interface (search for "IActiveScriptVtbl" in the Windows SDK or on the web).

AutoHotkey v1 functions return strings in many cases, for backward-compatibility (i.e. 0x100 produces the string "0x100", not "256"). You can generally avoid it by adding an operation, such as return 0x100 + 0 instead of return 0x100.

[icuurd12b42]

Thanks I looks into these

[Bunny the Dummy]

does anyone know how to add an onclick even so if I click on the traytip i can open excel?

[FanaticGuru]

I've added a method for enabling the use of WinRT (the framework used by Windows 10 apps) with JsRT.Edge, and an example for displaying a toast notification.

How would you detect a click on the toast notification.

I want when I click on a toast notification, a function in my AHK script will be called.

I have went round and round with addEventListener("activated", onActivatedHandler, false); as well as every other thing I could google.

Here is what I got for displaying the toast notification:

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#NoEnv
#Include <ActiveScript>
#Include <JsRT>

; Get image file if needed
if !FileExist("sample.png")
    URLDownloadToFile https://autohotkey.com/boards/styles/simplicity/theme/images/announce_unread.png
        , % A_ScriptDir "\sample.png"

Toast_Notification(["Folder: " A_MyDocuments, "2 Files Saved"], A_ScriptDir "\sample.png")
return

Toast_Notification(toast_text := "", toast_image := "", toast_template := "toastImageAndText02" )
{
	static
	if !js
	{
		; This assumes AutoHotkey is installed in the default location:
		toast_appid := (A_Is64bitOS ? "{6D809377-6AF0-444b-8957-A3773F02200E}"
									: "{905e63b6-c1bf-494e-b29c-65b732d3d21a}")
			. "\AutoHotkey\AutoHotkey.exe"

		; Only the Edge version of JsRT supports WinRT.
		js := new JsRT.Edge

		; Enable use of WinRT.  "Windows.UI" or "Windows" would also work.
		js.ProjectWinRTNamespace("Windows.UI.Notifications")
		code =
		(
			function toast(template, image, text, app) {
				// Alias for convenience.
				var N = Windows.UI.Notifications;
				// Get the template XML as an XmlDocument.
				var toastXml = N.ToastNotificationManager.getTemplateContent(N.ToastTemplateType[template]);
				// Insert our content.
				var i = 0;
				for (let el of toastXml.getElementsByTagName("text")) {
					if (typeof text == 'string') {
						el.innerText = text;
						break;
					}
					el.innerText = text[++i];
				}
				toastXml.getElementsByTagName("image")[0].setAttribute("src", image);
				// Show the notification.
				var toastNotifier = N.ToastNotificationManager.createToastNotifier(app || "AutoHotkey");
				var notification = new N.ToastNotification(toastXml);
				toastNotifier.show(notification);
			}
		)
		try 
		{
			; Define the toast function.
			js.Exec(code)
		}
		catch ex 
		{
			try errmsg := ex.stack
			if !errmsg
				errmsg := "Error: " ex.message
			MsgBox % errmsg
		}
	}
	try 
	{
		; Show a toast notification.
		js.toast(toast_template, toast_image, toast_text, toast_appid)
	}
	catch ex 
	{
		try errmsg := ex.stack
		if !errmsg
			errmsg := "Error: " ex.message
		MsgBox % errmsg
	}
}

stuff(s)
{
	MsgBox % s
}

That part works fine but I cannot figure out what to put where to get the "stuff(s)" function at the end to run when the notification is clicked, preferably with the s containing the text of the notification.

I feel like it would only take a few lines in the JavaScript code. Any help would be very much appreciated.

FG

[FanaticGuru]

After spending way too much time on unraveling this, I finally got it to work to handle clicks on a toast notification.

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#NoEnv
#Include <ActiveScript>
#Include <JsRT>

; get image
if !FileExist("sample.png")
    URLDownloadToFile https://autohotkey.com/boards/styles/simplicity/theme/images/announce_unread.png
        , % A_ScriptDir "\sample.png"

F1::Toast_Notification(["Folder: " A_MyDocuments, "2 Files Saved"], A_ScriptDir "\sample.png")
Esc::ExitApp

return

Toast_Notification(toast_text, toast_image , toast_template := "toastImageAndText02" )
{
	static
	if !js
	{
		; This assumes AutoHotkey is installed in the default location:
		toast_appid := (A_Is64bitOS ? "{6D809377-6AF0-444b-8957-A3773F02200E}"
									: "{905e63b6-c1bf-494e-b29c-65b732d3d21a}")
			. "\AutoHotkey\AutoHotkey.exe"

		; Only the Edge version of JsRT supports WinRT.
		js := new JsRT.Edge
		js.AddObject("JS_ToastActivated", Func("AHK_ToastActivated"))

		; Enable use of WinRT.  "Windows.UI" or "Windows" would also work.
		js.ProjectWinRTNamespace("Windows.UI.Notifications")
		code =
		(
			function toast(template, image, text, app) {
				// Alias for convenience.
				var N = Windows.UI.Notifications;
				// Get the template XML as an XmlDocument.
				var toastXml = N.ToastNotificationManager.getTemplateContent(N.ToastTemplateType[template]);
				// Create toastNode to launch on click
				var toastNode = toastXml.selectSingleNode('/toast');
				toastNode.setAttribute('launch', text[1]);
				// Insert our content.
				var i = 0;
				for (let el of toastXml.getElementsByTagName("text")) {
					if (typeof text == 'string') {
						el.innerText = text;
						break;
					}
					el.innerText = text[++i];
				}
				toastXml.getElementsByTagName("image")[0].setAttribute("src", image);
				// Show the notification.
				var toastNotifier = N.ToastNotificationManager.createToastNotifier(app || "AutoHotkey");
				var notification = new N.ToastNotification(toastXml);
				notification.addEventListener("activated", toastActivatedHandler);
				toastNotifier.show(notification);
			}
			function toastActivatedHandler(a) {
				JS_ToastActivated(a.arguments);
			}

		)
		try 
		{
			; Define the toast function.
			js.Exec(code)
		}
		catch ex 
		{
			try errmsg := ex.stack
			if !errmsg
				errmsg := "Error: " ex.message
			MsgBox % errmsg
		}
	}
	try 
	{
		; Show a toast notification.
		js.toast(toast_template, toast_image, toast_text, toast_appid)
	}
	catch ex 
	{
		try errmsg := ex.stack
		if !errmsg
			errmsg := "Error: " ex.message
		MsgBox % errmsg
	}
}

AHK_ToastActivated(a)
{
	MsgBox % a
}

This will create a toast notification and when clicked on the function AHK_ToastActivated(a) will be called which will display the first line of the toast notification.

It seems so simple now but getting all the parts right was a real challenge when starting with zero knowledge of JavaScript especially with the added layer of funneling it through AHK. On the plus side I did learn some basics of JavaScript.

FG

[joedf]

Coolio! I haven't used this but it's good you provided this example!
Thanks FanaticGuru

[IMEime]

works fine thanks..

[kczx3]

A little fun with JsRT and JSON. I'm contemplating using something like this in AHKv2 (if I can convert ActiveScript and JsRT, of course).

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#include ActiveScript.ahk
#Include JsRT.ahk

JsRT := new JsRT.Edge
JSON := JsRT.JSON

obj := JSON.parse("{""stuff"": ""things"", ""manyThings"": [""my"", ""name"", ""is"", ""sparta""], ""myBool"": true}")

msgbox, % JSON.stringify(obj, , 4)

msgbox, % obj.manyThings.reduce(Func("totalCharacters"), 0)

obj.manyThings.forEach(Func("MsgBox"))

JsRT.Object.entries(obj).forEach(Func("MsgBox"))

MsgBox(str) {
    if (str is string) {
        msgbox, % str
        return
    }

    key := str[0], val := str[1]
    if (val is string) {
        MsgBox, % key " = " val
    }
    else {
        if (JsRT.Array.isArray(val)) {
            MsgBox, % key " = [" val.join(", ") "]"
        }
    }
}

totalCharacters(acc, next, index) {
    return acc + StrLen(next)
}