Is this possible?
11-11-2011
, 06:44 AM
11-11-2011
, 01:01 PM
So I can have 1 hotkey to move a table to Slot1 and then use the same hotkey to move another table to Slot2?
11-11-2011
, 07:44 PM
Last edited by IamPro; 11-11-2011 at 07:44 PM.
Reason: I hope *crossfingers*
11-12-2011
, 12:43 AM
OK here you go.
It's a simple script, requires manual editing - no fancy GUI or anything, I made this for me! only just hacked in some options so it'll work with a variable number of slots lol, forgot it was hard-coded for my setup!
There's three lots of settings to edit. They're all at the start.
First set the width and height (windowx / windowy) of a table you want. al tables will be this size. You can see it using window spy mouse over any table that is sized as you wish.
Then set how many slots you want for tables, including the stack (numslots)
Then the most awkward part, "positions of the slots". this is a big long list of pairs of x/y coordinates on your monitor, stack1x / stack1y is where the main stack goes and as the numbers increase this is the order that tables will get moved out to when you press the hotkey. THE SLOTS CANNOT OVERLAP! but they can be neatly aligned with no gap. either place tables manualy and check out their x/y position on WindowSpy, or just start at 0,0 and add teh values used for window width and height above to get a perfect grid.
Actually there's a 4th setting, whatever hotkey you want to use. it's F14 in this example, probably of no use to anyone without a logitech mx revolution mouse with options set up like me. so pick something more convenient, like XButton1 on a lot of mouses or a keyboard key etc.
Ask if any troubles of course
It's a simple script, requires manual editing - no fancy GUI or anything, I made this for me! only just hacked in some options so it'll work with a variable number of slots lol, forgot it was hard-coded for my setup!
There's three lots of settings to edit. They're all at the start.
First set the width and height (windowx / windowy) of a table you want. al tables will be this size. You can see it using window spy mouse over any table that is sized as you wish.
Then set how many slots you want for tables, including the stack (numslots)
Then the most awkward part, "positions of the slots". this is a big long list of pairs of x/y coordinates on your monitor, stack1x / stack1y is where the main stack goes and as the numbers increase this is the order that tables will get moved out to when you press the hotkey. THE SLOTS CANNOT OVERLAP! but they can be neatly aligned with no gap. either place tables manualy and check out their x/y position on WindowSpy, or just start at 0,0 and add teh values used for window width and height above to get a perfect grid.
Actually there's a 4th setting, whatever hotkey you want to use. it's F14 in this example, probably of no use to anyone without a logitech mx revolution mouse with options set up like me. so pick something more convenient, like XButton1 on a lot of mouses or a keyboard key etc.
Ask if any troubles of course
Code:
#NoEnv
#SingleInstance, Force
SetTitleMatchMode, 2
; WIDTH AND HEIGHT OF A TABLE
windowx := 912
windowy := 652
; NUMBER OF SLOTS
numslots := 6
;POSITIONS OF THE STACK
stack1x := 0
stack1y := 912
stack2x := 0
stack2y := 260
stack3x := 912
stack3y := 260
stack4x := 912
stack4y := 912
stack5x := 1824
stack5y := 912
stack6x := 1824
stack6y := 260
GroupAdd, StarsTables, ahk_class PokerStarsTableFrameClass
GroupAdd, StarsTables, No Limit Hold'em - Logged In As ahk_class QWidget
return
; SET THE HOTKEY HERE
f14::automove()
; ### DO NOT EDIT BELOW ###
~^`::Suspend
automove()
{
global
MouseGetPos, , , id
WinGetPos, tx, ty, , , ahk_id%id%
;msgbox, %tx% %ty%
IfWinExist, ahk_id%id% ahk_group StarsTables
{
if (tx = stack1x && ty = stack1y)
{
;msgbox, automove
Loop, %numslots%
{
if (A_Index = 1)
{
continue
}
else
{
tt := WinFromPoint((stack%A_Index%x + 3),(stack%A_Index%y +3))
WinGetTitle, Title, ahk_id%tt%
IfWinExist, ahk_id%tt% ahk_group StarsTables
{
if (A_Index = numslots)
{
WinSet, Bottom, , ahk_id%id%
}
continue
}
else
{
WinMove, ahk_id%id%,, stack%A_Index%x, stack%A_Index%y, %windowx%, %windowy%
WinSet, Bottom, , ahk_id%id%
break
}
}
}
}
else
{
;stack
WinMove, ahk_id%id%,, %stack1x%, %stack1y%, %windowx%, %windowy%
WinSet, Bottom, , ahk_id%id%
}
}
}
MoveWindow(LocX, LocY, SizeX, SizeY)
{
MouseGetPos, , , id
;WinGetActiveTitle, TitleVar
IfWinExist, ahk_id%id% ahk_group StarsTables
{
WinMove, ahk_id%id%,, %LocX%, %LocY%, %SizeX%, %SizeY%
;ControlSend, , {F5}, ahk_id%id%
WinSet, Bottom, , ahk_id%id%
}
;Send, {F5}
}
WinFromPoint(x,y)
{
PX := x, PY := y
VarSetCapacity(POINT, 8, 0)
NumPut(PX, POINT), NumPut(PY, POINT, 4)
HWND := DllCall("WindowFromPoint", "Int64", NumGet(POINT, 0, "Int64"))
HWND := DllCall("GetAncestor", "UInt", HWND, "UInt", GA_ROOT := 2)
WinExist("ahk_id" . HWND)
;WinGetTitle, Title
;WinGetClass, Class
;WinGetPos, X, Y, W, H
;MsgBox, %HWND% - %Title% - %Class% - %X%,%Y%,%W%,%H%
return hwnd
}