Has anyone ever attempted to write a script that would go through one's
apps, finding all of the htkeys defined and/or defaulted to, and then show
the results in some sort of table.
As a user of apps, I would find this handy not only as a reminder of what
kways are in use and what they do; and h
correct, Chip.
Puzzles me, there is no such checking.
- Original Message -
From: Chip Orange
To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com
Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2011 11:56 PM
Subject: RE: Finding Hot Key App
Aaron,
I don't think it does the checking when an app registers the hotke
Hi Vic,
Just to clarify a point for others following this: if the code in the
TeamTalk app had defined it's hotkey as global, it would not matter if the
app itself were associated with a program or not. when that app was
running, it would have a global hotkey. Even if you took an app meant to b
Aaron,
I don't think it does the checking when an app registers the hotkey though;
only when the user enters one interactively through the hotkey manager
right?
so, if the app you're having a conflict with wasn't running at that moment,
you'd never know there was a conflict, as WE (and the tool
Rick,
First, it is not my app. It was created by A T Guys, which is really J.J.
Meddaugh. Maybe he will comment on this.
All you have to do to fix it is go into App Manager, select the entry for
the teamTalk app in the global view, and remove the app by pressing the
Unload button. This shou
cool! and I can supply the surface dll if needed.
best
Roy.
www.soundclick.com/tzackeek
- Original Message -
From: Aaron Smith
To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com
Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2011 3:42 PM
Subject: Re: Sonar enhance
Thanks, Roy.
We'll make a note of these, and se
Thanks, Roy.
We'll make a note of these, and see what we can do to implement them in
future versions.
Aaron
On 10/11/2011 3:12 PM, Roy Shtupler wrote:
it'd be cool implementing Sonar's control surface functionality into
Sonar Enhance e.g will help identifying which tracks are armed ,
soloed
Ya, I don't know what is going on with your script either.
It is listed both when Globals is checked and when TeamTalk is checked in the
App Manager.
I guess I'll leave it alone since I don't know how to fix the problem.
At least I know wwhy I hear that message with that key combination and know i
Hi Again Vic: Well in my App Manager TeamTalk1.11 is running and listed while
the Global CheckBox is checked along with all the other Global Apps.
Is this an older version of the App?
Rick USA
- Original Message -
From: RicksPlace
To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com
Sent: Thursday, Oct
Hi Vic: That is interesting indeed.
I'll do a little checking to see what is going on. Perhaps Team Talk is left
running somehow.
I'll check it out if I can and get back to you.
Later:
Rick USA
- Original Message -
From: Vic Beckley
To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com
Sent: Thursday, O
Rick,
I don't know what is going on with your setup, but the Team Talk app is not
a global app. It only runs when Team Talk is running; hence, the
control-Shift-C hot key would not work unless Team Talk was running. I have
it installed with no hot key problems. It is not a bug in the app. Mayb
On 10/13/2011 8:40 AM, David wrote:
Only, does WE - as per now - make any testing, when a new hotkey is
registered, as to whether that key definition actually is available?
Or, would the app developer need to put in a hundred lines of coding
to handle such testing, in his apps? Smile.
The GW
Thanks, Aaron.
We are all learning. Smile.
Only, does WE - as per now - make any testing, when a new hotkey is registered,
as to whether that key definition actually is available? Or, would the app
developer need to put in a hundred lines of coding to handle such testing, in
his apps? Smile.
Window-Eyes already provides a list of all registered hotkeys through
the aptly named RegisteredHotkeys object. You can do the following in
Immed to list all registered hotkeys for all apps:
for each x in Keyboard.RegisteredHotkeys() : print x.Script.Name & " - "
& x.Key : next
Aaron
On 10/
Actually, the very other day, I ran into this scenario. I had one app
installed, with a given hotkey definition. Then, I downloaded and installed
another app. Reality would be, that the new app had a hotkey that was exactly
the same as one of the hotkeys on my previously installed app. One lack
Hi Guys: David, that is what I was getting at. Since hot keys are registered
with WE I would guess it could manage and list them and their apps, perhaps
their function as well.
As for ctrl-shift-c it is in the "Team Talk" app.
I would imagine that that should only be active when Team Talk is
Thanks Vic:
Rick USA
- Original Message -
From: Vic Beckley
To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com
Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2011 5:38 AM
Subject: RE: Finding Hot Key App
Rick,
You can go into the keyboard manager for each suspected app to see exactly
what hot keys the app
Still, if I get Rick correctly, he does have a point here. Would have been
great, if there was a way, to list all currently defined hotkeys. Guess, since
more or less all hotkey depending apps would rely on coding in the GWToolkit,
that this would be the place for such a feature to be found. May
Rick,
You can go into the keyboard manager for each suspected app to see exactly
what hot keys the app is using. It would still be time consuming but much
more efficient than going into the source code and looking for the hot key
assignments. I don't hear that on my setup so it is probably not
Hi: I may have missed it but how do you find what app a particular hot key
combination is in?
For example, when I hit ctrl-shift-c I hear "The Chat Window Is Empty" no
matter what program I am in ie8 or the desktop or notepad etc...
That tells me it is likely a WE Global App key combination but w
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