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Hi, all, I use instantbird to talk to my coworkers. So whilst I am doing something, typing in another program, perhaps, I have to use my mouse and click in Instantbird's entry form to send a message, then use the mouse to return to where I left off. So I want to make a script that will let me, via h...

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Coco, yes, actually I already have that in my own script, and for the same reason!

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Coco, Scenario: Say you have an AHK app that implements some sort of plugin system and the rule is to put the extension(s) in the following directory your_script_dir/plugins Ha ha - I was just recently trying to do this! I couldn't figure out how to do it right, although I tried various approaches a...

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Can you call this from any function during a running script?

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Ha ha! I never thought of that, but you are totally right! Thanks!

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Thanks, lexikos. Actually, I needed to get the address without anything but the letters themselves so I could use them to build filenames for polycom config files. I fixed my function to optionally allow for formatting for the linux dhcp server config: ;makes sure an address is the correct length an...

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Ah, so I came up with this, actually.

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validateMacAddress(whatmacaddress){
	testaddress := whatmacaddress
	testaddress := RegExReplace(testaddress,"[^A-Za-z0-9]")
	if(len(testaddress) != 12){
		alert("Uh, the macaddress seems misformed.")
		return false
	}else{
		return true
	}
}

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Say, does anyone offhand have a snippet to validate a mac address (that I could borrow

)?

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There's no barging around here! Ha ha. The problem with adding context menu and drag-n-drop is that this is a class library and should only contains functions, not subs, that way it doesn't matter where you include the file. Do you have any samples from your script? Even if they have bugs we could w...

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Just Me, you used a contstruct I am unfamiliar with:
parents := [this.parent(whatid)]
What is happening there with those square brackets?

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Just Me - ah, now that you explain it that way, it does work. In fact, I think it all works just right. Okay, now that it is working, I'm going to update the script at the head of the thread and add you and Joe as contributors. If you think of anything else to add to the library, please post! Thanks...

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@just me - thanks for getting in on this. I know you've been around in the authotkey community for a long time! Now, I've plugged in your function to my library. But your demo uses a different function name than the function. I prefer allChildrenHaveAttribute to nodeHasAttribute because "node" could...

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Good work, Joe. I tried, too, with an extra parameter for recursing, but never figured it out. Okay, so with subfamilies=true , that means if all the items in the tree (all the way down) are checked we get 1. If any are unchecked, we get 0. Thus, this works: tv.familyHasAttribute(a_eventinfo, "check...

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Thanks, Joe. This will be a great library when everything works. Let me know if you think of anything else to add.

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All right. I think I confused myself, too. It does seem to work as long as you don't specify any parameters. Something is amiss, however - if you set the second parameter to true, it reports incorrectly. In my original function (which didn't work), I used this logic: if(!this.familyHasAttribute(next...

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For example: A:1=> ( b:0, c:1) Return 0 for c, 0 for a?!? A:1=> ( b:1=> ( c:0, d:0)) return 1 for a, 0 for b??!? Ah, I see you are trying to get me back with logic of your own :D . I think you've got me. I thought I explained it pretty well in my last post. What part of my last post doesn't make se...

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Ha ha, Joe! Okay, if all the boxes are checked in a subfamily, it should return 1. If any of the boxes are unchecked, it should return 0. In my demo above, when you load it, all the boxes are checked except for "Mack's First Child". When you click in the subtrees, each item should know from the func...

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Nope - that returns 0 no matter what.

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The function is supposed to return 1 if ALL the the items in the tree have a certain attribute. If any item is missing the attribute, it returns 0. If you click on the first child, it reports correctly. The bug is only ever on the last child.

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Joe, that uh, does the same thing as my function did. If you click on "Mack's 2nd Child" it still shows 1 when it should show 0. But it doesn't crash!

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