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armsys

Would anyone be very kind enough to share your complete MS+Python code with us?
Thank you.

armsys

Hi JRL & PepsiHog, Thank you for sharing your insight on unruly variable naming. I didn't know the naughty space is a showstopper. JRL's variable is certainly a delightful entrapment: Let>1234=2 mdl>1234 Let>kk=1 Add>kk,1234 MDL>kk Everyone will be stunned to find out that KK results in 3, not 1235....

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PepsiHog wrote:Yeah, I know. It's AWESOME, isn't it?

Hi PepsiHog,
It's fantastic to see you back here.
Could you entertain us with your samples of AWESOME unruly variable names?

armsys

Please show your code.

armsys

The problem is that the first time you press Alt + Esc the dialog is focused and steals the "Alt" key press. You can prove this by running the program and picking on the desktop before pressing Alt + Esc and the program will stop with one press rather than two. Hi JRL, Stealing focus is likely the ...

armsys

My following script started as Desktop link succeed quitting with a single press of Ctrl+Esc.

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// Stop Script CTRL+Esc
OnEvent>KEY_DOWN,VK27,2,Quit

Label>Begin
  Wait>5
  MSg>Here I am
Goto>Begin

SRT>Quit
  Exit>0
END>Quit

armsys

How do you define the "Start in" path in your link?

armsys

I write a simple and ultra fast script to enumerate variables for debugging. I impose my rule on variable naming: only A-z, 0-9 and _ (underscore) are allowed. Please feel free to use it. How to use: Insert your script in the label area named Script. LabelToVar>Script,Script Let>Rex=(?im)(?<=Let>)([...

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I'm stunned to discover that Macro Scheduler in fact imposes no rule on variable naming.
The following code shows "xy*! 2" is legally allowed as a variable name!
But it's useless as it isn't recognized subsequently by other commands.

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Let>xy*!  2=123
Let>y=xy*!  2
MDL>xy*!  2=123

armsys

Hi Grovkillen, Please feel free to use my script to find duplicates (post no. 6). https://www.mjtnet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=7733 Your script is absolutely useful in creating a list of variables and their occurrences. Hope Macro Scheduler will include your debugging tool in the future. Thank y...

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Hi Grovkillen, Please feel free to use my script to find duplicates (post no. 6). https://www.mjtnet.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=7733 Thank you for referring to the extremely valuable thread. It's my first time to become aware that MS can call dynamically-naming subroutines. Let>I=2 Let>TEST={if(%...

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Another time-saving troubleshooting technique is to insert **BREAKPOINT** (case insensitive) at the line of interest. GetScreenRes>sX,sY **BREAKPOINT** ScreenCapture>0,0,sX,sY,C:\Programs\Macro Scheduler 11\scre\screen.bmp FindImagePos>C:\Programs\Macro Scheduler 11\pictures\fight.bmp,C:\Programs\Ma...

armsys

Not sure if %SCRIPT_DIR% meets your requirement.

armsys

Please try:

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Run>C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe
WaitWindowOpen>Mozilla Firefox*
Wait>1
Press CTRL
Send>l
Release CTRL
Wait>0.2
Send>http://finance.yahoo.com
Press ENTER

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david789 wrote:Hi, i bought the MacroPro,

In the Sample folder, you will find a sample script named Text Capture.scp.
Also look up Marcus' Capturing Screen Text.

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