Pretty nifty macro's for Transit NXT Thread poster: Hans Lenting
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Hi Everyone, I've written some pretty nifty macro's in Macro Toolworks to use in Transit NXT. If other Transit users are working with MTW I could post the macro's here. Best regards, Hans Lenting | | |
Hi Hans, you wrote earlier that if someone was interested in macros, you would be ok with sharing some for NXT ? I would like to hear more.. Thanks Martin | | | Jenny Duthie France Local time: 06:29 Member (2006) French to English Interested in macros for Transit NXT | Sep 24, 2011 |
Hello Hans, I've started using Transit NXT as a couple of my regular clients use it, but I find it awkward & time-consuming to use & not particularly user-friendly, so I'd really appreciate some info on these useful macros, thanks very much. Best regards Jenny Duthie | | | Please do so | Sep 28, 2011 |
Hi Hans, I too have been looking into the Macro Toolworks - so if you have some goldcoins, please share | |
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Hans Lenting Netherlands Member (2006) German to Dutch TOPIC STARTER Macro's for Transit NXT | Sep 28, 2011 |
Hi, I'm in a hurry, so: Will publish some stuff here. On the other hand: I'm really thinking about evaluating Auto Hotkey, because it has more user interaction in forums. Hans | | | Hans Lenting Netherlands Member (2006) German to Dutch TOPIC STARTER Migrating macros to AHK | Nov 2, 2011 |
Hi all, I've started to evaluate AutoHotkey (http://www.autohotkey.com) In the end I'd like to migrate my Macro Toolworks macros to AHK. Then I'll publish them here. Are there Transit users that are already familiar with AHK and can help? Hans
[Edited at 2011-11-02 11:03 GMT] | | | AHK + Transit NXT | Nov 2, 2011 |
Well, I use AHK quite extensively, including Transit; I have to observe that in NXT some macros are much faster and smoother when used as "Transit native". The reason is, IMHO, that the "bell-and-whistle" GUI of NXT is quite unfriendly to AHK and there must be a lot of special verification of which window is really active, etc. The GUI's reponse to AHK commands is considerably slower than that to the "native" macros. For example, in a macro to mark selected segments as "translated", when written... See more Well, I use AHK quite extensively, including Transit; I have to observe that in NXT some macros are much faster and smoother when used as "Transit native". The reason is, IMHO, that the "bell-and-whistle" GUI of NXT is quite unfriendly to AHK and there must be a lot of special verification of which window is really active, etc. The GUI's reponse to AHK commands is considerably slower than that to the "native" macros. For example, in a macro to mark selected segments as "translated", when written as an AHK script, I had to introduce a waiting time of 3000 microseconds (!), established by experimenting, inside the macro if it were to run. It was on a double-core ThinkPad laptop, which is not, admittedly, the fastest as they go, but not so obsolete either. The same macro written "natively" in NXT is smooth and problem-free. Antonin ▲ Collapse | | | Hans Lenting Netherlands Member (2006) German to Dutch TOPIC STARTER Thanks for the warning | Nov 2, 2011 |
Antonín Otáhal wrote: Well, I use AHK quite extensively, including Transit; I have to observe that in NXT some macros are much faster and smoother when used as "Transit native". The reason is, IMHO, that the "bell-and-whistle" GUI of NXT is quite unfriendly to AHK and there must be a lot of special verification of which window is really active, etc. Antonin Thanks for the warning, Antonin, I'll start with migrating some basic Transit NXT macros first (e.g. put focus in target term field of the Rapid Entry dialog upon opening the dialog). About the bell-and-wistle GUI: You are absolutely right, there are quite some things that don't (always) work as they should. E.g. the Find and Replace dialog doesn't always take input via the clipboard. Let's hope SP 5 will fix these quirks. Hans | | | To report site rules violations or get help, contact a site moderator: You can also contact site staff by submitting a support request » Pretty nifty macro's for Transit NXT Anycount & Translation Office 3000 | Translation Office 3000
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