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Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2005 2:19
by BioHazard
I should probably tell you how to make buttons huh?
You have to manually add stuff in the INI, the format is:
itm#=Name of program
itm#exe=Path to exe
itm#dir=Working directory
itm#arg=Arguments
itm#ico=Path to icon
itm#idx=Icon index
wildweasel wrote:I managed to crash it by pressing on the Delete, Up and Down buttons with no items in the list.
Fixed that just now.
Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2005 2:26
by wildweasel
Didn't seem to work...here are the contents of my INI file:
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[KwikStrip.cfg]
yoffset=45
buttonsize=36
animation=4
skinfile=default
alwaysontop=0
playsound=0
autoclose=1
[KwikStrip.itm]
itm1=Foobar2000
itm1exe=c:\utils\foobar2000\foobar2000.exe
itm1dir=c:\utils\foobar2000
itm1arg=
itm1ico=c:\utils\foobar2000\foobar2000.exe
itm1idx=1
Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2005 2:35
by BioHazard
Sorry, I forgot to mention you have to start at 0.
Also, you can get rid of all the parts you don't need to save memory.
Fallback procedure:
icon falls back to the exe icon
icon index falls back to 0
working dir falls back to the exe dir
args fall back to none
Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2005 3:54
by wildweasel
Okay, new bug: I assigned three items on the strip. Upon opening the strip, the third item (doesn't matter what it is) shows me a blank icon, and clicking it does nothing. I even tried filling in all the fields.
Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2005 4:03
by BioHazard
Hmm, My personal strip has 17 items an I have no problems, Could you put up your INI?
Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2005 4:49
by wildweasel
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[KwikStrip.cfg]
yoffset=45
buttonsize=36
animation=4
skinfile=default
alwaysontop=0
playsound=0
autoclose=1
[KwikStrip.itm]
itm0=Foobar2000
itm0exe=c:\utils\foobar2000\foobar2000.exe
itm1=xplorer2
itm1exe=c:\utils\xplorer2\xplorer2.exe
itm2=Firefox
itm2exe=c:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe
And just FYI: I also tried making XWE the third item (that doesn't have any spaces in its pathname)
Posted: Tue Oct 11, 2005 6:57
by BioHazard
If you show up on the IRC and happen to catch me there. I'll help you try to sort out this bug.
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 5:47
by DoomRater
Hey, is this program do the functions listed in
FreeLaunchBar? Or is this a system tray program?
If systray program, cool.
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 9:46
by BioHazard
It's not a menu like that. Try the alpha and you will see, or did the alpha disappear again?
Re: KwikStrip rewrite
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 17:42
by DoomRater
BioHazard wrote:
Known Bugs:- Buttons will get stuck in the down state if you hold it down and move off the window. NOT FIXABLE
Check to see ifthe mouse has moved off a button and if so draw it in the up position.
Okay, testing the Alpha... is there a way to dock it to any corner of the screen, or make it so that it uses up that space so that nothing else can use it? I'd like to use this as a shell for my laptop eventually!
Re: KwikStrip rewrite
Posted: Wed Nov 16, 2005 22:29
by BioHazard
DoomRater wrote:Check to see ifthe mouse has moved off a button and if so draw it in the up position.
It will pop back up if you keep the cursor on the window, but if you move it off the window. I have no way to know when the cursor is not on the window unless you WM_KILLFOCUS.
DoomRater wrote:Okay, testing the Alpha... is there a way to dock it to any corner of the screen
Not right now. I'm going to ditch the y-offset option and make it possible to move the strip up and down by ctrl+clicking it.
DoomRater wrote:make it so that it uses up that space so that nothing else can use it?
What?
DoomRater wrote:I'd like to use this as a shell for my laptop eventually!
I use it as my primary launcher on all my computers, even my laptops.
Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 1:03
by DoomRater
The part about overlapping everything else is like what the Explorer Shell does, or like what Trillian does when it docks.
Also, why is the add button greyed out? I can't add anything to the menu. Are you not done with that part yet, or did I grab some sort of outdated version?
Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 4:13
by BioHazard
You have to write the INI yourself for now. That's why it's ALPHA.
Specs for the INI file are in an above post.
Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2005 3:28
by DoomRater
Read, copied and pasted. (In VB that would have been the first thing I would have written because it would have been so esay to do so.)
EDIT: I still cannot really use it. It keeps saying I hae no buttons defined and even when I check the INI file to see if my stuff is in there and yet no button.
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[KwikStrip.cfg]
yoffset=0
buttonsize=36
animation=4
skinfile=default
alwaysontop=0
playsound=0
autoclose=1
[KwikStrip.itm]
itm1=Metapad
itm1exe=c:\notepad.exe
itm1dir=c:\
itm1arg=
itm1ico=c:\notepad.exe
itm1idx=0
Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2005 5:55
by DoomRater
Okay, here's a doublepost and a suggestion for the file format of the INI...
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[KwikStrip.itm#]
name=
exe=
working=
args=
icon=
Do you really need the index number? Shouldn't it be the same as the number in between itm# anyway? Also this is far less confusing to add data in manually as well.