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benderunit  
#1 Posted : Sunday, April 24, 2022 4:49:20 PM(UTC)
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App Specific Shortcuts

Is it possible to define a keyboard shortcut for a certain app that would execute a number of steps?

For example:
If I press a defined shortcut F1 in Total Commander, instead of opening Help by default StrokesPlus overrides it and executes two steps:
1. Send keyboard shortcut F6
2. Send keyboard shortcut ENTER

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Rob  
#2 Posted : Monday, April 25, 2022 2:33:20 PM(UTC)
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Yeah, you just have to check the foreground window.

I don't have Total Commander installed, so I'm not sure if the title match below will work - just change "Total Commander" as needed to match the title of that window.

I just made a regular hotkey in S+ for F1 (only Active checked, not Unregistered), then added this script. My test used "Notepad" instead of "Total Commander", but it worked fine.
Code:
// If the active window is Total Commander, send F6 then Enter
if(sp.ForegroundWindow().Title.indexOf("Total Commander") > -1) {
    sp.SendVKey(vk.F6);
    sp.SendVKey(vk.RETURN);
} else {
    // Otherwise send F1 for any other app
    sp.SendVKey(vk.F1);
}
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benderunit on 4/25/2022(UTC)
benderunit  
#3 Posted : Monday, April 25, 2022 3:22:48 PM(UTC)
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Thank you Rob. It works.
But what if I need to define the same shortcut to execute different actions in more than one app?

For example:
If I press F1 in Total Commander, it executes two steps:
1. Send keyboard shortcut F6
2. Send keyboard shortcut ENTER

If I press F1 in CorelDRAW, it executes:
1. Send keyboard shortcut ALT+CTRL+SHIFT+F10
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Rob  
#4 Posted : Monday, April 25, 2022 4:59:34 PM(UTC)
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You just keep adding conditions like this:
Code:
// If the active window is Total Commander, send F6 then Enter
if(sp.ForegroundWindow().Title.indexOf("Total Commander") > -1) {
    sp.SendVKey(vk.F6);
    sp.SendVKey(vk.RETURN);
} else if(sp.ForegroundWindow().Title.indexOf("CorelDRAW") > -1) {
   // do something for Corel
} else if(sp.ForegroundWindow().Title.indexOf("Notepad") > -1) {
   // do something for Notepad
} else {
    // Otherwise send F1 for any other app
    sp.SendVKey(vk.F1);
}
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benderunit on 4/25/2022(UTC)
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#5 Posted : Monday, April 25, 2022 10:54:06 PM(UTC)
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Thank you. It works.
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