And here Doug complains that two Aaron don't make a whole. Geez.
AaronK
On 10/25/2011 4:41 PM, Aaron Smith wrote:
There you go: two ways to skin this cat. Doug forgot that each hotkey
has a scope property, and I forgot that Effective has a scope
collection.
Aaron
On 10/25/2011 4:36 PM, Doug
There you go: two ways to skin this cat. Doug forgot that each hotkey
has a scope property, and I forgot that Effective has a scope
collection.
Aaron
On 10/25/2011 4:36 PM, Doug Geoffray wrote:
Jeff,
Actually what Aaron gave you will give you the same results as what
you had (smile). If y
Then just look at the hotkey's scope property, like this:
For Each hk In ActiveWindow.Settings2.Effective.Hotkeys
If hk.Scope = scLocal Then
print hk.Key.Name
End If
Next
Aaron
On 10/25/2011 4:28 PM, Jeff Weiss wrote:
Thanks,
But this still yields a list of all of the global
Jeff,
Actually what Aaron gave you will give you the same results as what you
had (smile). If you do the following in Immed you only get local hotkeys:
Set x = ActiveWindow.Settings2.Effective.Hotkeys
Set y = ActiveWindow.Settings2.Effective.Scope.Hotkeys
For i = 1 to y.count: if y(i).Scope =
Thanks,
But this still yields a list of all of the global hotkeys, and not the
local ones which I defined.
I want to just get the scope local hotkeys which were defined for a
program whose set file is active.
Jeff
From: Aaron Smith [mailto:aa...@gwmicro.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 25,
On 10/25/2011 3:42 PM, Jeff Weiss wrote:
I have a routine that gets all of the hotkeys in a set file.
How would I modify the below routine to show just local hotkeys?
For Each hk In ActiveSettings.Hotkeys
Try
For Each hk In ActiveWindow.Settings2.Effective.Hotkeys
Aaron
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Aaron Smith
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I have a routine that gets all of the hotkeys in a set file.
How would I modify the below routine to show just local hotkeys?
For Each hk In ActiveSettings.Hotkeys
If hk.Key <> "Undefined" Then
StrContents = StrContents & hk.Description & " = " & hk.Key & VbCrLf
Count = Count + 1
End If
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VLC uses the QT GUI framework, hence the QT Support app found on App
Central will improve its accessibility.On 10/25/2011 3:25 PM, net bat
wrote:
*hi,*
*are there any scripts for the vlc media player version 1.11?*
*all of the parts of the program that uses dialog boxes do not speak.*
*the he
hi,
are there any scripts for the vlc media player version 1.11?
all of the parts of the program that uses dialog boxes do not speak.
the help,preferences, when you open a disk etc. do not speak at all. not even
if you move the mouse over them or read the entire screen.
but most of these dialogs w
