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Scripting_the_Keyboard_Maestro_editor [2018/03/18 04:33] peternlewis Keyboard Maestro editor |
Scripting_the_Keyboard_Maestro_editor [2018/04/14 19:02] (current) JMichaelTX Removed script from Section 4 because it won't even compile. |
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===== 4. Get and Create Variety of Editor Objects ===== | ===== 4. Get and Create Variety of Editor Objects ===== | ||
+ | FIXME [JMichaelTX: This script removed pending review & update]. | ||
- | ```applescript | ||
- | tell app "Keyboard Maestro" | ||
- | properties of group "Enabled" | + | ===== 5. Create Macro Group and Macros ===== |
- | properties of smart group "Enabled" | + | |
- | make new smart group with properties {name:"Enabled", search strings:{"enabled:yes"}} | + | Before you use a macro group you probably want to check if it exists. The following example tests for the macro group's existence, based on a Keyboard Maestro input variable containing the macro group name -`macroGroup`. |
- | set search strings of smart group "Disabled" to {"enabled:no"} | + | |
- | + | ||
- | set enable of macro group "Turn Off" to false | + | |
- | set name of macro 1 to "Great!" | + | (This test is case-insensitive. For example macro group "Firefox" could also be specified as "firefox".) |
- | tell macro group "New Stuff" to make new macro | + | ```applescript |
- | + | tell application "Keyboard Maestro Engine" | |
- | set color of action 1 of macro "Bright" to "red" | + | set macroGroup to getvariable "macroGroup" |
- | + | if (macroGroup = "") then error "[ERROR]" & linefeed & "Invalid Macro Group Name. KM Variable \"" & "macroGroup" & "\" was empty or undefined." | |
- | select action 1 through 3 of action 2 of macro "Working" | + | end tell |
- | set selection to global macro group | + | tell application "Keyboard Maestro" -- Editor |
- | + | if exists macro group macroGroup then | |
- | move first action of macro "Source Macro" to end of actions of macro "Dest Macro" | + | return true |
- | + | else | |
- | move macro "Macro33" to macro group "Test4" | + | return false |
- | move (every macro of macro group "Test4" whose name starts with "Macro3") to macro group "Test3" | + | end if |
- | move macro 2 of macro group "Test3" to macro group "Test4" | + | |
- | + | ||
- | delete second action of macro "Target Macro" | + | |
- | | + | |
- | duplicate every macro group whose name starts with "Test" | + | |
- | + | ||
- | set m to duplicate action 1 of macro "Macro33" to after action 2 of macro "Macro32" | + | |
- | + | ||
- | duplicate (selected macros) to macro group "Test4" | + | |
- | + | ||
end tell | end tell | ||
``` | ``` | ||
- | ===== 5. Create Macro Group and Macros ===== | ||
Here is a full example that creates a macro group called "Multiple Clipboards" and then creates 9 macros with hot Control-C and action to copy the clipboard to a named clipboard with name "Clipboard N" (where N is 1-9) and another set of 9 macros with hot key Control-V and action to paste from the named clipboard "Clipboard N" | Here is a full example that creates a macro group called "Multiple Clipboards" and then creates 9 macros with hot Control-C and action to copy the clipboard to a named clipboard with name "Clipboard N" (where N is 1-9) and another set of 9 macros with hot key Control-V and action to paste from the named clipboard "Clipboard N" |