Hi all, Aaron,
Still can't get this to work. I'm getting the following error:
TestIni.vbs - Microsoft VBScript runtime error
Line 5 Column 1
Object doesn't support this property or method:
'INIFile(...).GetINISectionNames'
< 0x800A01B6 >
What's wrong with it now!
Below follows the structure of th
Hi;
Is there a way to execute a cursor key and it's actions. I don't see anything
in the CursorKey object, whereas in the Hotkey object there is an execute
method.
Any help appreciated.
Cheers
Sean.
Hi all,
I have released a new app that works with the Easy CD-DA Extractor CD ripper
and burner. It makes the lists of songs readable and adds many more
convenience hotkeys. Below is the Help information from the app. I hope
someone gets some use out of this app. If there are any problems or any
f
Cheers Ron!
Didn't think I'd have to use query interface, but that's fine.
Sean.
From: Ron Parker [mailto:r...@gwmicro.com]
Sent: 08 February 2012 18:15
To: gw-scripting@gwmicro.com
Subject: Re: possible idl bug
I'm not sure why it returns a VARIANT, since all it ever contains is either an
erro
I'm not sure why it returns a VARIANT, since all it ever contains is
either an error or a _Key object, but that is indeed what it returns. To
turn that into a _Key, you need to do:
Wineyes::_Key *Temp = NULL;
if ( test.vt == VT_DISPATCH && test.pdispVal ) {
test.pdispVal->QueryInterface( _
Hi:
I'm trying to obtain a Key from a hotkey and have the following c++ snipitt:
//now obtain a key object to get the key combination.
VARIANT test;
Hotkey->get_Key(&test);
Wineyes::_Key* Temp =(Wineyes::Key*)test;
I am told that there
All of the Hotkeys should have a description, as they're the same
Hotkeys that you find in the Window-Eyes UI.
Aaron
On 2/8/2012 9:53 AM, Sean Farrow wrote:
Thanks both, I'll take a look at that.
Do all in built hotkeys have a description?, I am needing something to
output in a user interfa
Thanks both, I'll take a look at that.
Do all in built hotkeys have a description?, I am needing something to output
in a user interface, and description is the only thing I can see that would
work.
By in built I mean hotkeys in the Hotkeys collection?
Cjheers
Sean.
From: Aaron Smith [mailto:aa.
The GWToolkit's HotkeyManager object attempts to track down key
duplicates, so you could examine that source for inspiration.
Aaron
On 2/8/2012 9:27 AM, Doug Geoffray wrote:
You'll just have to loop through all the lists. By the way, it is
Hotkeys.GetDuplicates, not Hotkey.GetDuplicates. So
You'll just have to loop through all the lists. By the way, it is
Hotkeys.GetDuplicates, not Hotkey.GetDuplicates. So you could use this
method to compare against all the hotkeys. But there isn't a single
magic method that takes these three objects and returns conflicts. But
you can certain
What is the best way of picking up duplicates? Will Hotkey.GetDuplicates work
to pick up cursor keys/registered keys or have I got to do this myself?
Essentially what I'm looking for is a list of all
hotkey/CursorKey/RegisteredHotkeyts with out any duplicates.
Cheers
Sean.
From: Doug Geoffray [m
Hi Aaron,
Thanks man, this one did have me puzzled, as I was unclear whether the actual
INIFile object could create a file and open it. My understanding of it was I
had to create and open the file then read from it, and then close it afterwards.
Cheers!!!
Warm regards.
Martin Webster.
--- On We
Sure, I could have a set file and define a keystroke as a hotkey, also
define it as a cursor key and also define it in some running App.
Doug
On 2/7/2012 5:38 PM, Sean Farrow wrote:
Sorry, if I have a setfile.hotkeys, setfile.CursorKeys and
keyboard.registeredHotkeys collection will any of t
Martin,
INIFile is a Window-Eyes object. You're trying to set it to a
FileSystemObject instead, which isn't going to work. INIFile handles all
the reading and writing to INI files. You don't need to involve any
additional file system objects.
Your routine should look like this:
Sub ReadIni(
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