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token:Window_Tokens [2019/07/05 07:45] – created peternlewistoken:Window_Tokens [2020/09/01 00:03] (current) – Add FoundImage Token JMichaelTX
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 The parameter may be: The parameter may be:
  
-Front or 0the focused/main window. Usually the same as index 1. +^ Parameter ^ Meaning ^ 
-Positive Numberthe indexed window from front to back. +Front or 0 the focused/main window. Usually the same as index 1. | 
-Negative Numberthe indexed window from back to front.+Positive Number the indexed window from front to back. | 
 +Negative Number the indexed window from back to front. 
 +| All | All of the windows, one per line, from front to back. |
  
 So for example, //%WindowFrame%1%// gives the frame of the front window (the same as `%FrontWindowFrame%`). So for example, //%WindowFrame%1%// gives the frame of the front window (the same as `%FrontWindowFrame%`).
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-==== Accessing Window and Screen Coordinates ====+==== Accessing WindowScreen, & Image Coordinates ====
  
-When a Window or screen token returns a set of 4 comma-delimited values as one result into a Keyboard Maestro Variable (which is always text), you can access the individual values, and calculate other values, by using certain key words appended to the Variable name in a [[token:Calculate|Calculate Token]], such as the following:+When a Windowscreen token or a [[token:FoundImage|FoundImage Token]] returns a set of 4 comma-delimited values as one result into a Keyboard Maestro Variable (which is always text), you can access the individual values, and calculate other values, by using certain _coordinate names_ appended to the Variable name in a [[token:Calculate|Calculate Token]], such as the following:
  
 {{:token:km-7.3-window-coordinates.png?nolink|}} {{:token:km-7.3-window-coordinates.png?nolink|}}
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 For WindowPosition, you can use Left and Top, and for WindowSize you can use Width and Height. For WindowPosition, you can use Left and Top, and for WindowSize you can use Width and Height.
  
-=== Screen/Window Keyword "coordinates" ===+=== Screen/Window/Image Coordinate Names ===
  
  
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 * [[token:WindowPosition|%WindowPosition%]] * [[token:WindowPosition|%WindowPosition%]]
 * [[token:WindowSize|%WindowSize%]] * [[token:WindowSize|%WindowSize%]]
 +* [[token:FoundImage|FoundImage Token]]
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 * [[:Tokens|See all Tokens]] * [[:Tokens|See all Tokens]]
  
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