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- Juggalo20:
Re: Timed Input
"If" Vijik has done what I hope he has done, it should work something like:
set $bl=Before;
Input $bl, Enter Password #5000;
Prompt window should only display 'Enter Password'
If within 5 seconds user enters 'After' then:
$bl should then equal 'After' when the window closes.
With me here ? (However he may have done something totally different)
Would you be kind enough to test this and let me know? (Important to me and I don't have OS 7
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- One thing that we can still change in 'Input' with timeout:
Currently for the macro below:
Input $var1 ,Enter a number #5000;
the window will close if you don't click a key in 5 seconds. That means that even if you enter for example X but no key clicks after that for 5 seconds, the window will close, the $$TimedOut variable set, and $var1 variable untouched.
Is this how you want to have it, or you want the timeout timer disabled as soon as one char is entered?10-29-11 07:48 PMLike 0 - One thing that we can still change in 'Input' with timeout:
Currently for the macro below:
Input $var1 ,Enter a number #5000;
the window will close if you don't click a key in 5 seconds. That means that even if you enter for example X but no key clicks after that for 5 seconds, the window will close, the $$TimedOut variable set, and $var1 variable untouched.
Is this how you want to have it, or you want the timeout timer disabled as soon as one char is entered?10-29-11 07:52 PMLike 0 - 5.9.3.3 is on the beta link.
Hopefully, all the issues Juggalo20 reported are gone in 5.9.3.3
Input timeout timer will now get cancelled as soon as user enters a key.anon(4113192) and TomCanuck like this.10-29-11 08:37 PMLike 2 - [QUOTE=Vijik;6810538]One thing that we can still change in 'Input' with timeout:
Currently for the macro below:
Input $var1 ,Enter a number #5000;
the window will close if you don't click a key in 5 seconds. That means that even if you enter for example X but no key clicks after that for 5 seconds, the window will close, the $$TimedOut variable set, and $var1 variable untouched.
Is this how you want to have it, or you want the timeout timer disabled as soon as one char is entered?
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Yes PLEASE ! "the window will close if you don't click a key in 5 seconds." ...
That is exactly what I would like. The whole idea is to limit the time for a proper response, say a password. If the proper response is not entered or no response at all, then SCM will process accordingly!
To have it 'pause' would be defeating the whole purpose of the timeout !!
Perfect as is ....10-29-11 08:54 PMLike 0 -
In case you forgot though, I just wanna remind you of problems with PasswordKey. I'm having problems with 10 character passwords that end in a number.
0123456789
Abcdefghi5
Etc
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com10-29-11 09:08 PMLike 0 - Explain more about adding random number. Do you mean something like this:
Set $Var1 = Rand10; (Random from 0-9)
and set $var = clipboard.
You can have a macro like this:
Set $var2=ClipBoardText; (Copies what you have in the clipboard into the $var2)10-30-11 07:28 AMLike 0 -
Try:
Copy something into the clipboard, say 'New Text' ..... Now
Set $Var=ClipBoardText;
Show $Var;
The clipboard will now contain 'New Text' and the SCM Show command will display it on the screen.10-30-11 07:39 AMLike 0 - ClipBoardText can also be used to import an entire macro set to a shortcut:
Shortcut in SCM:
AppName: Macro
Shortcut Keys: cbm (Clipboard macro)
Macros: ClipBoardText
Now if you copy a macro in another program, you can launch CBM shortcut and it will run your copied macro.10-30-11 07:40 AMLike 0 - Oh. Sorry because I don't know before.
I have a idea, when we typing some characters to call a shortcut, if it's not exits then we press Menu-Add Shortcut and SCM add this characters to Shortcuts Field, we make a new shortcut with it.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.comLast edited by cuddas; 10-30-11 at 08:24 AM.
10-30-11 08:00 AMLike 0 -
The point he made was that it would be frustrating to have the window close while user was entering the input. AGREE.
However, if this is a concern, simply set the TimeOut to a larger value, say 10 or 20 seconds. This would satisfy his point AND still allow the window to TimeOut.
If this is not acceptable, perhaps two syntax differences could be implemented:
#3000 would be the window that would pause when input is entered and ...
##3000 would be the window that would TimeOut no matter what.10-30-11 08:00 AMLike 0 - Explain more about adding random number. Do you mean something like this:
Set $Var1 = Rand10; (Random from 0-9)
One of the reserved words in Macro Engine is "ClipboardText".
You can have a macro like this:
Set $var2=ClipBoardText; (Copies what you have in the clipboard into the $var2)
it's very interesting!
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.comLast edited by cuddas; 10-30-11 at 08:21 AM.
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Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.comanon(4113192) likes this.10-30-11 02:27 PMLike 1 -
as for the timeout on the Input box. I could go either way really. i suppose having the timer stay active no matter what might make more sense. as was suggested it can be worked around by increasing the timer. but if the timer's just stopped there's no work around for that.10-30-11 03:04 PMLike 0 -
0123456789
It only prints out
01234567
If you try
ABCDEFGHI5
It only prints out
ABCDEFGHI
But If you try
ABCDEFGHI56
It prints out
ABCDEFGHI56
Using
ABCDEFGHIJ
Prints out
ABCDEFGHIJ
So it seems only 10 character encrypted strings ending in a number causes problems.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com10-30-11 03:28 PMLike 0 - I've tactlessly listed a bunch of requests below. Not meant to come off as demanding or complaining. ShortcutMe is easily my favourite app, and bloody addictive.
Macro requestsWhat Multiple $variables per Input
Why Creating input forms, a new UI for new email/sms/contants, and generally faster multi-input macros
What Ability to save a $variable across macros
Why Wouldn't have to rely on clipboard, would create custom boolean for is/while based on previous macros, creating set-up interfaces for complex macros
UI ChangesWhat Pressing ESC Key to= pressing "StopMacroNow" in an Input, Show;
Why Faster use and feel like native OS
What No "Input" text at the top of the input msgbox
Why Cleaner UI
What Pressing ENTER Key to= pressing "Continue" in Show;
Why Feel like native OS
Crazy, probably not possibleWhat Get MenuItemFromTop## selected
Why User actions during a macro could determine if/while
What Get if screen has changed
Why it would be like IsForeground for interapp changes, or for apps that don't show up in GetForeground
Crazy, please with a cherry on top
What Setting to not take a screenshot when launching SCM or preferentially to not have the initial UI launch altogether "but pressing the menu key would open the Common Config"
Why Faster launching of macros. On a 9900, I can still get the loading clock and hanging every now-and-then. This is especially true if using MOI as a shortcut key for opening a shortcut categoryLast edited by ONE618; 10-30-11 at 06:09 PM.
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