EventGhost

Holy shit! He lives!!! I do indeed! Sorry to vanish on you like that. Hopefully I'll be around for a while this time. I didn't know if you were still around and maintaining the plugin. So I just made the changes and uploaded the new version. I edited the first post and added the updated version the...

Six years later, I found myself needing something quite like this. I'm fortunate that I stumbled across this thread, and that the attachment is still intact. I haven't been able to find Krafty's website or other work, and I don't want it to vanish, so I've put it up on github under my own space. I a...

OK so the plugin has been updated to support multiple messages. I'm really glad to see that the work I started has been in good hands while I've been away! Thanks for doing that. I don't see changes in your github repo regarding this most recent change. Could you push them up so I can learn from th...

create a macro with the Python Script action past the code below into the action. add the event Main.OnInit you can execute the script manually but after that it will run automatically each time EG starts. No additional software needed Thanks for sharing that! It's a pretty straightforward approach...

For those who don't have the group policy editor, check out this page. Seems like you can enable it by running a simple batch file (no third party software will be used). For what my judgment's worth, it looks safe, but do open it yourself and look at it if unsure. Cool, thanks for sharing that! I ...

The System.Idle event is triggered by Windows believing the computer is idle, based on keyboard/mouse use. It doesn't take into account anything you might be doing on your computer that doesn't need input; specifically, watching videos. So if you tell EventGhost to do something when your computer is...

I do plan on documenting it on the wiki, but I haven't gotten that far yet. Sorry! If you can read Python, then you can get a feeling for what functions are available by poking into your EventGhost install directory. Look into your C:\Program Files (x86)\EventGhost directory (or wherever you install...

Hey there! Minor note about the wiki: the new host doesn't seem to have ImageMagick installed, or else MediaWiki can't find it. There's an error now when working with images that were uploaded after the move ( example ): "Error creating thumbnail: /bin/bash: /usr/bin/convert: No such file or directo...

Your photo looks great to me. And I'm not just saying that because I don't want to get choked! :lol: The link from your photo is broken, but I'm guessing you just haven't gotten that far yet. I'd be honoured to be included, but I'll leave it to you and the rest of the community to decide. I've only ...

Neytrino-OnLine wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 28, 2017 11:42 am

So I did it!

Nice work! It's fun to see a problem like this and solve it for yourself, isn't it? (: Soon you'll be writing plugins too!

That looks great! It's a lot more end-user friendly than eventghost.net is. For eg.net you mostly need to know what you want already, whereas eg.rocks is a good introduction to people who don't (yet) know they need this in their life. (:

Working away on documenting more plugins, I've gotten to Broadcaster . The Broadcast action is supposed to use the plugin's configured port (default of 33333) if the action is configured to use port 0. In practice, this doesn't seem to be happening. I believe the bug is here : def bcastSend(self, ev...

also is there a pattern when this happens..?? I don't know if this is the answer you were hoping for, but it happens 100% of the time. It doesn't matter whether I open EG or iTunes first. It's even a problem after a reboot, which should resolve any problems involving COM connections not being close...

you can try this code self.comInstance = win32com.client.dynamic.EnsureDispatch("iTunes.Application") win32com.client.WithEvents(self.comInstance,self.eventHandler) That gives `Error attaching to iTunes COM instance: AttributeError("'module' object has no attribute 'EnsureDispatch'",)` If I change ...

You can access the `eg.event` object from Python to get more information about the event that triggered your macro/action. To answer your direct question, everything after the "HTTP." can be found in `eg.event.suffix`. I tried to document it all on this wiki page ; please let me know if you still ha...