[ddots-l] Creating .HSC Code For A Stand-alone Application
- From: "Phil Muir" <ddots@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2009 21:30:58 -0000
Hi Omar!
I have altered the subject line of this E-mail to reflect the content. This is
easy enough to do.
1: open the stand-alone application that you wish to script.
2: Open the script manager and create a blank .jss file for the application in
question.
3: add the following code to your .jss file:
use "HotSpotClicker.jsb"
Void Function FocusChangedEvent (handle FocusWindow, handle PrevWindow)
HSCFocusChanged (GetWindowname (GetTopLevelWindow (FocusWindow)))
; now call the version in default.jss.
FocusChangedEvent (FocusWindow, PrevWindow)
EndFunction
int Function HandleCustomWindows (handle hFocus)
if (HSCCheckForPrompt (hFocus)) then
; a prompt exists for this window
; if you specify a processing function for the prompt, it can say the window
contents.
; So we are done.
return(1) ; indicate that we took care of it.
Endif
; include any other logic you need for other purposes.
; return 1 if you don't want jaws default processing to do any more speaking.
return(0) ; means we did not handle this window, so jaws should take care of it
itself
EndFunction
Then, press the keystroke Control and the letter S to compile the script
source. Close out the script source and start creating your .HSC sets.
Note: the above code was taken from your HSCConnectionCodeForBlankJssFiles.HTML
file. This file is located in your HotSpotClicker folder in Program files.
Regards, Phil Muir
P J Muir Productions,
Music And Audio Production
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