This is still a very early attempt at editor macros. Lots of things don’t work… There seems to be something odd about the way the keyboard hook I am using handles the ShiftKey so a lot of things like Ctrl+Shift+LeftArrow don’t work but basic functionality is there!
Installation: Same as usual, “Tools –> Addin Manager”
Usage: Everything happens in the Editor Macros Pad. Use the Start/Stop buttons in the Record Macro group to record keystrokes. The keystrokes recorded will be displayed in the list control. Use the Start button in the Playback group to play them back!
The Pad is not visible by default, you open it from the View/Tools menu:
Enjoy!
| Download: |  EditorMacros.sdaddin |
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| Version: | 0.1 |
| Updated: | June 3, 2011 |
| Size: | 1.37 MB |
| Downloads: | 688 |
Comments: 3
Graham Dawson
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Hi Brahn,
Looks good – with regard to the Shift Key issue there is a post on the CodeProject website
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/system/globalmousekeyboardlib.aspx
in the feedback section near the bottom ‘Shift Sending’ from eenow 10th Sept 2009 that may be relevant.
Graham
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brahn
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Hi Graham,
Thanks, yes that is in fact the library I am using and yeah, that is the same problem 🙂
I should be able to manipulate the TextArea of the editor control directly to replay the keystrokes that way but that might take some more time and learning. I was just really keen to get this addin out there to show what can be done!
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Roelf
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What would be nice a code snippets for the Embeded editor, C7 has one but its is the Source editor that one never use unless you write the application by hand.
I always said it like having a stereo in your car, BUT its in the boot !
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