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lyscop  
#1 Posted : Thursday, April 30, 2020 2:45:58 PM(UTC)
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I want to divide the screen into 5 parts, the top/bottom/left/right of the screen of 1/8 and the middle.

In the option of the globe gesture of S+Net, I can choose the gesture zone, but I want to use code to achieve this thought like the following post.

I learned the code by the author in the following post, it is a pity that the result is the 1/8 or bottom of the program, not the windows screen.

https://forum.strokesplus.net/posts/t4023-how-to-achieve-the-following-three-gestures

Code by Rob:
Code:

//NOTE: gTopBottomMargin was not defined, I didn't see it in your script
//I just set it to something here
var gTopBottomMargin = 50;

var rt = action.Window.Rectangle.Right;
var bt = action.Window.Rectangle.Bottom;
var aw = rt / 8;
if(action.End.X > (rt - aw)) {
    sp.SendVKey(vk.VOLUME_DOWN);
} else if (action.End.Y > (bt - gTopBottomMargin)) { 
    sp.SendVKey(vk.RIGHT);
    //or sp.SendKeys("{RIGHT}");
} else {
    sp.SendModifiedVKeys([vk.LCONTROL,vk.LMENU], [vk.TAB]);
    //or sp.SendKeys("%^{TAB}");
}


Gesture zone of screen
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#2 Posted : Sunday, May 3, 2020 3:33:03 PM(UTC)
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Try using the screen's rectangle instead:

Code:
// Using screen's complete rectangle (full size)
var rt = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Right;
var bt = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Bottom;

// Using screen's working area (e.g. excluding taskbar area)
var rt = action.Window.Screen.WorkingArea.Right;
var bt = action.Window.Screen.WorkingArea.Bottom;
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#3 Posted : Thursday, May 7, 2020 3:41:07 AM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: Rob Go to Quoted Post
Try using the screen's rectangle instead:

Code:
// Using screen's complete rectangle (full size)
var rt = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Right;
var bt = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Bottom;

// Using screen's working area (e.g. excluding taskbar area)
var rt = action.Window.Screen.WorkingArea.Right;
var bt = action.Window.Screen.WorkingArea.Bottom;


Dear Rob,

Nice to meet you.

Can you tell me particularly that how to judge the location like the following, I do not know whether it is right?

Code:

var lt = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Left;
var rt = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Right;
var tt = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Top;
var bt = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Bottom;


if(action.End.X < lt ){

}
else if(action.End.X > rt ){

}
else if(action.End.Y < tt ){

}
else if(action.End.Y > bt ){

}
else{

}

Edited by user Thursday, May 7, 2020 3:42:13 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified
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#4 Posted : Thursday, May 7, 2020 6:54:25 PM(UTC)
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Try this:

Code:
var lt = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Left;
var rt = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Right;
var tt = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Top;
var bt = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Bottom;
var ht = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Height;
var wd = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Width;

//Create rectangles for left, right, top, bottom
//These rectangles can overlap, adjust math to prevent if needed
var leftRect = new Rectangle(lt, tt, parseInt(wd / 8), ht);
var topRect = new Rectangle(lt, tt, wd, parseInt(ht / 8));
var rightRect = new Rectangle(rt - parseInt(wd / 8), tt, parseInt(wd / 8), ht);
var bottomRect = new Rectangle(lt, bt - parseInt(ht /8), wd, parseInt(ht / 8));

//Test location within rectangles
//supports special handling for in the corners, where the rectangles overlap
if(leftRect.Contains(action.End) && topRect.Contains(action.End)) {
    sp.MessageBox("In Upper Left Rectangles", "Upper Left");
}
else if(leftRect.Contains(action.End) && bottomRect.Contains(action.End)) {
    sp.MessageBox("In Lower Left Rectangles", "Lower Left");
}
else if(rightRect.Contains(action.End) && topRect.Contains(action.End)) {
    sp.MessageBox("In Upper Right Rectangles", "Upper Right");
}
else if(rightRect.Contains(action.End) && bottomRect.Contains(action.End)) {
    sp.MessageBox("In Lower Right Rectangles", "Lower Right");
}
else if(leftRect.Contains(action.End)){
    sp.MessageBox("In Left Rectangle", "Left");
}
else if(rightRect.Contains(action.End)){
    sp.MessageBox("In Right Rectangle", "Right");
}
else if(topRect.Contains(action.End)){
    sp.MessageBox("In Top Rectangle", "Top");
}
else if(bottomRect.Contains(action.End)){
    sp.MessageBox("In Bottom Rectangle", "Bottom");
}
else{
    sp.MessageBox("Main Screen Area", "Not Along Edge");
}
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#5 Posted : Friday, May 8, 2020 1:21:09 AM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: Rob Go to Quoted Post
Try this:

Code:
var lt = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Left;
var rt = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Right;
var tt = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Top;
var bt = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Bottom;
var ht = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Height;
var wd = action.Window.Screen.Bounds.Width;

//Create rectangles for left, right, top, bottom
//These rectangles can overlap, adjust math to prevent if needed
var leftRect = new Rectangle(lt, tt, parseInt(wd / 8), ht);
var topRect = new Rectangle(lt, tt, wd, parseInt(ht / 8));
var rightRect = new Rectangle(rt - parseInt(wd / 8), tt, parseInt(wd / 8), ht);
var bottomRect = new Rectangle(lt, bt - parseInt(ht /8), wd, parseInt(ht / 8));

//Test location within rectangles
//supports special handling for in the corners, where the rectangles overlap
if(leftRect.Contains(action.End) && topRect.Contains(action.End)) {
    sp.MessageBox("In Upper Left Rectangles", "Upper Left");
}
else if(leftRect.Contains(action.End) && bottomRect.Contains(action.End)) {
    sp.MessageBox("In Lower Left Rectangles", "Lower Left");
}
else if(rightRect.Contains(action.End) && topRect.Contains(action.End)) {
    sp.MessageBox("In Upper Right Rectangles", "Upper Right");
}
else if(rightRect.Contains(action.End) && bottomRect.Contains(action.End)) {
    sp.MessageBox("In Lower Right Rectangles", "Lower Right");
}
else if(leftRect.Contains(action.End)){
    sp.MessageBox("In Left Rectangle", "Left");
}
else if(rightRect.Contains(action.End)){
    sp.MessageBox("In Right Rectangle", "Right");
}
else if(topRect.Contains(action.End)){
    sp.MessageBox("In Top Rectangle", "Top");
}
else if(bottomRect.Contains(action.End)){
    sp.MessageBox("In Bottom Rectangle", "Bottom");
}
else{
    sp.MessageBox("Main Screen Area", "Not Along Edge");
}



Thank you so so so so much, Rob.

You show me the code not only the Top/Bottom/Left/Right zone but also the corner.

It helps me a lot.
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