Blue Eye Macro

[quote="Gigus"][quote="OwnAge"]
Thanks :) next vid will be on making a google search macro.[/quote]

Looking forward to it!

Actually i just created a small/fun version of your calculator, it will perform the calculation inside the document itself, at the very second you insert the "=" sign.

On a danish keyboard (like mine) a "=" sign, is made up by shift+0.

If it is not on your keyboard, you will need to modify the macro accordingly.

here is the code for it (sry i couldn't create a video right now)
[code] begin
Keyboard.Wait for keys to held down("0")
end
if Keyboard.Key is held down("{<shift>}")
or
Keyboard.Key is held down("{<rightshift>}")
begin
Keyboard.Wait for keys to be released("0{<shift>}{<rightshift>}")
Keyboard.Press keys at once("{<ctrl>}a")
Clipboard.Copy()
Keyboard.Press key("{<end>}")
Clipboard.Get text("expression")
Variable.Replace within text("expression", "=", " ")
Variable.Evaluate (Math)("{expression}", "result")
Keyboard.Insert text("{result}")
end
[/code]

Set the macro loops to infinite in the wizard, so you wont have to start the macro over and over again, to perform a new calculation.[/quote]

Very clever. I like the way it shows up. Besides the google searcher which is already done I'm working on a Virtual Tutorial of Blue Eye using speech and window checks. Kinda walks you through how to use Blue Eye. It's pretty easy even without a tutorial but I just wanna see how it will turn out. You should make a snippet thread where we can insert useful macros so that way we dont have to keep creating new threads.

Thank you for sharing. Nice "how to" - demo in regards to file usages and to evaluation of math expressions.

[quote="OwnAge"]
Thanks :) next vid will be on making a google search macro.[/quote]

Looking forward to it!

Actually i just created a small/fun version of your calculator, it will perform the calculation inside the document the second you enter the "=" sign.

On a danish keyboard (like mine) a "=" sign, is made up by shift+0.

If it is not on your keyboard, you will need to modify the macro accordingly.

here is the code for it (sry i couldn't create a video right now)
[code] begin
Keyboard.Wait for keys to be held down("0")
end
if Keyboard.Key is held down("{<shift>}")
or
Keyboard.Key is held down("{<rightshift>}")
begin
Keyboard.Wait for keys to be released("0{<shift>}{<rightshift>}")
Keyboard.Press keys at once("{<ctrl>}a")
Clipboard.Copy()
Keyboard.Press key("{<end>}")
Clipboard.Get text("expression")
Variable.Replace within text("expression", "=", " ")
Variable.Evaluate (Math)("{expression}", "result")
Keyboard.Insert text("{result}")
end
[/code]

Set the macro loops to infinite in the wizard, so you wont have to start the macro over and over again, to perform a new calculation.

[quote="Drake"][quote="OwnAge"][b][color=#FF0000]Video[/color][/b]: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2g5tocT3SQ


[code] begin
File.Read text("C:\Users\My Computer\Desktop\math.txt", "mathproblem")
Variable.Evaluate (Math)("{mathproblem}", "mathsolution")
Variable.Evaluate (Text)("{mathproblem} = {mathsolution}", "sentence")
File.Write text("C:\Users\My Computer\Desktop\math.txt", "No", "{sentence}")
Window.Display Message Box("{sentence}", "true")
System.Launch application("C:\Users\My Computer\Desktop\math.txt", "yes")
end[/code]

The file location will probably be different depending on your OS.

To use this macro you need to create a text file on your desktop called math

Right now this macro does not support checking for multiple problems so it is slightly buggy.[/quote]

I like how it writes the result back in to the file ^^
Nice work, thank you :)[/quote]

Thanks :) next vid will be on making a google search macro.

[quote="OwnAge"][b][color=#FF0000]Video[/color][/b]: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2g5tocT3SQ


[code] begin
File.Read text("C:\Users\My Computer\Desktop\math.txt", "mathproblem")
Variable.Evaluate (Math)("{mathproblem}", "mathsolution")
Variable.Evaluate (Text)("{mathproblem} = {mathsolution}", "sentence")
File.Write text("C:\Users\My Computer\Desktop\math.txt", "No", "{sentence}")
Window.Display Message Box("{sentence}", "true")
System.Launch application("C:\Users\My Computer\Desktop\math.txt", "yes")
end[/code]

The file location will probably be different depending on your OS.

To use this macro you need to create a text file on your desktop called math

Right now this macro does not support checking for multiple problems so it is slightly buggy.[/quote]

I like how it writes the result back in to the file ^^
Nice work, thank you :)

Very nice.

Thank you for sharing OwnAge.

[b][color=#FF0000]Video[/color][/b]: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2g5tocT3SQ


[code] begin
File.Read text("C:\Users\My Computer\Desktop\math.txt", "mathproblem")
Variable.Evaluate (Math)("{mathproblem}", "mathsolution")
Variable.Evaluate (Text)("{mathproblem} = {mathsolution}", "sentence")
File.Write text("C:\Users\My Computer\Desktop\math.txt", "No", "{sentence}")
Window.Display Message Box("{sentence}", "true")
System.Launch application("C:\Users\My Computer\Desktop\math.txt", "yes")
end[/code]

The file location will probably be different depending on your OS.

To use this macro you need to create a text file on your desktop called math

Right now this macro does not support checking for multiple problems so it is slightly buggy.