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Rob
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 Posted - 07/08/2012 : 08:34:04
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32-bit:
Portable/ZIP Download - Full Application:
http://www.strokesplus.com/files/StrokesPlus_2.1.8_x86.zip
Portable/ZIP Download - Changed Files Only:
http://www.strokesplus.com/files/StrokesPlus_2.1.8_x86_chg.zip
Setup Package Download:
http://www.strokesplus.com/files/StrokesPlus_2.1.8_x86.msi
(simple install; creates program group with shortcuts to StrokesPlus and Help page)
64-bit:
Portable/ZIP Download - Full Application:
http://www.strokesplus.com/files/StrokesPlus_2.1.8_x64.zip
Portable/ZIP Download - Changed Files Only:
http://www.strokesplus.com/files/StrokesPlus_2.1.8_x64_chg.zip
Setup Package Download:
http://www.strokesplus.com/files/StrokesPlus_2.1.8_x64.msi
(simple install; creates program group with shortcuts to StrokesPlus and Help page)
Change Log:
- Added acSetKeyboardHook(0 or 1) [will remain undocumented] to turn the keyboard hook on (1) or off (0)..this is only for troubleshooting scripts so you can use the keyboard if S+ crashes to close the program
- Created an additional Lua state (total 2) and prevent more than 2 actions from firing concurrently. This is a compromise to allow some level of multi-threading, but preventing S+ crashes when actions were tripping over each other. This was only noticable when firing two actions back-to-back which had calls to acDelay (for the most part) leaving the Lua state unstable if another action fired in the same state, which caused S+ to crash. Now, only two actions can fire simultaneously, each with their own state. However, since these are separate states, they won't share the same values assigned to variables. For example, if you define a global variable named MyGlobalVar in the Global Lua tab and set it to 123, it will be 123 for each state initially, but if you fire an action which sets MyGlobalVar to 321 within a script that is still running while you execute another action which sets MyGlobalVar to 456, in Lua state 1, MyGlobalVar will be 321, but in Lua state 2 it will be 456. Lua state 1 is always the primary state used for actions, state 2 is only used if state 1 is currently executing a script. For the most part, no one will likely be affected by this change, and those who are will likely understand this contention and the necessity for it. Again, it's a compromise to keep some level of functionality prior to this change, even though it led to crashes.
- If a gesture is completed and state 1 and state 2 are both executing, the gesture will be discarded; if you have Play Sound For No Match checked and a WAV file selected, it will be played when this condition occurs to let you know it was ignored. |
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