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1.4 KiB
AutoHotkey
46 lines
1.4 KiB
AutoHotkey
/*
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For use with an Absolute Mode pointing device (eg a Wacom graphics tablet)
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Turns a Absolute Mode device into a button box
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To Use:
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1) Use the TabletButtonBuilder.ahk script to build a TabletButtons.ini file containing names and coordinates for your buttons
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2) Find the VID/PID of your tablet using the Monitor.ahk demo and paste it where indicated below
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3) Run this script
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*/
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#SingleInstance force
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#Persistent ; If you have no hotkeys or GUI in the script, you need this else the script will instantly exit
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#include Lib\AutoHotInterception.ahk
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#include TabletLib\TabletLib.ahk
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; Initialize AHI
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AHI := new AutoHotInterception()
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mouseId := AHI.GetMouseId(0x0B57, 0x9091) ; Get VID/PID of your device from the Monitor app and paste it in here
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AHI.SubscribeMouseButton(mouseId, 0, true, Func("ButtonEvent"))
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AHI.SubscribeMouseMoveAbsolute(mouseId, true, Func("OnMouseMove"))
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boxArr := LoadBoxes("TabletButtons.ini")
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return
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ButtonEvent(state){
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global lastX, lastY, boxArr
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if (state){ ; On button press...
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; Find name of box that was clicked (If any)
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name := FindBoxName(lastX, lastY, boxArr)
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if (name != ""){
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; Your code here to decide what action to take depending on which box was selected
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Tooltip % "You selected box " name
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}
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}
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}
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; Store coordinates on move, so they can be used in ButtonEvent
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OnMouseMove(x, y){
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global lastX, lastY
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lastX := x
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lastY := y
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}
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^Esc::
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ExitApp
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