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ivancarv.spk333
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 Posted - 03/03/2013 : 17:57:23
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Rob
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Posted - 03/04/2013 : 00:03:00
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Do you mean defining a gesture, just like you would right now (for example, stroke button down and scroll mouse wheel), but it does different things depending on where the mouse cursor is located?
That's something which can be done already, by calling acGetMouseLocationX() and acGetMouseLocationY(), then firing a different set of Lua script based on how you want it to happen based on the mouse location. Perhaps also using the monitor action functions like acGetMonitorRight, etc. to determine the size of the screen, etc.
Unfortunately, while you clearly put a great deal of effort into making the diagram, I'm afraid it's not conveying certain specifics to me so I can fully answer. For example, what do the red arrows indicate? The location of the mouse? A sequence in more than one mouse wheel event?
Maybe give me a couple very specific examples of where the mouse is, what the action definition is, what you'd like to happen while you're pressing which mouse button/wheel direction.
For the red arrows to right, are you suggesting that if you draw the gesture from the center to the right but not to the edge of the screen, to navigate Next; but if you draw all the way to the right edge of the screen, it plays the next song? If so, that can be accomplished by getting the mouse and screen coordinates. I'd be happy to get you started in the right direction, but I want to first make sure of exactly what you're looking to accomplish. |
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ivancarv.spk333
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Posted - 03/04/2013 : 10:58:01
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Yes, that's exactly the way that you understand.
Something I forgot to emphasize the function of the 'Scroll' on the edge or corner of the screen) is without the need to use the right mouse button, just drag the cursor and move the scroll (comfort issue), I think I will not have conflicts anywhere ... is possible? could pass the codes of my examples? |
Edited by - ivancarv.spk333 on 03/04/2013 11:02:04 |
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Rob
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ivancarv.spk333
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Posted - 03/04/2013 : 16:20:03
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Ok, thank you.
I have some more tips or questions, it is possible that I can use the ''scroll function on the edge of the screen'' to switch between forms display in Explorer (thumbnails, list, icons, Details, Tiles) and also switch forms of Organisation (By Name, Type, Date etc. ..)
Another, Can I Hold down Ctrl'''' down using the mouse? an ex.: to select files ... |
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Rob
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Posted - 03/05/2013 : 15:44:19
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Originally posted by ivancarv.spk333Another, Can I Hold down Ctrl'''' down using the mouse? an ex.: to select files ...
You can try playing with acSendControlDown(), then calling acSendControlUp() when you're done...but the Control up key event doesn't seem to be recognized when it's called again, from a different action thread.
You could probably get creative in a Lua script in a long running action which keeps checking something like mouse movement, and if the mouse is stationary for XX seconds, release the control key.
I've been really busy, so I still haven't been able to get back to your first request. |
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Rob
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Posted - 03/06/2013 : 21:26:11
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For the Right gesture:
local hScreen = acGetMonitorFromPoint(gsx, gsy)
if acGetMonitorRight(hScreen, 1) - gex < 4 then --allow for up to 3 pixels from the edge
acSendKeys("{MEDIANEXTTRACK}")
else
acSendKeys("{BROWSERFORWARD}")
end
Left gesture:
local hScreen = acGetMonitorFromPoint(gsx, gsy)
if gex - acGetMonitorLeft(hScreen, 1) < 4 then --allow for up to 3 pixels from the edge
acSendKeys("{MEDIAPREVTRACK}")
else
acSendKeys("{BROWSERBACK}")
end
For the Down gesture:
local hScreen = acGetMonitorFromPoint(gsx, gsy)
if acGetMonitorBottom(hScreen, 0) - gey < 4 then --allow for up to 3 pixels from the edge
acSendKeys("@d")
else
acMinimizeWindow(nil, gsx, gsy)
end
I will come back to answer the wheel ones, but note that they will involve holding the stroke button, not simply rolling while the mouse wheel is at an edge. |
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Rob
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Posted - 03/06/2013 : 21:27:24
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| Note that I made the above gestures based on a standard setup, with a single monitor where the Task Bar is docked at the bottom. For other configurations, you may need some tweaks. |
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ivancarv.spk333
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Posted - 03/14/2013 : 23:40:34
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I am very very very grateful
just when I start working, I intend to make my first donation to a software.
as the question of that function (scroll) without using the right mouse button ..
you find on program ''volumemouse 2'', see what it's worth, is very comfortable |
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ivancarv.spk333
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Posted - 03/15/2013 : 03:20:49
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| could send me the code of (play / pause) on make a gesture to top of the monitor? tried here but from an error. |
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Rob
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Posted - 03/15/2013 : 09:02:54
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This should work for drawing to top of screen:local hScreen = acGetMonitorFromPoint(gsx, gsy)
if gey - acGetMonitorTop(hScreen, 0) < 4 then --allow for up to 3 pixels from the edge
acSendKeys("{MEDIAPLAYPAUSE}")
else
acMessageBox("Gesture was not drawn all the way to top of screen.","What Now?", nil)
end
Not sure what you want to happen if you don't draw all the way to top, so I put a message box there..just replace it with your desired script. |
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