Prevent Window Deactivation wont work if called from scripted function

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Klomar

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Hello everyone!
I'm using DisplayFusion Pro (steam) version 8.0 Beta 9.
I just wanted to report a little bug:
If I call the function Prevent Window Deactivation during a scripted function it doesnt work, I need to use a hotkey only for that specific function and then another hotkey for my scripted function.

The rest of the script just works fine, it only "skips" the prevent deactivation window function.

Here's the code (btw I'm using the italian version so the names of the functions are in italian)

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public static class DisplayFusionFunction
{
public static void Run(IntPtr windowHandle)
{
BFS.DisplayFusion.RunFunction("Previeni Disattivazione Finestra (mantiene le finestre dei giochi attive)");
BFS.DisplayFusion.RunFunction("Blocca/Sblocca il Cursore del Mouse dal Monitor Corrente");
BFS.DisplayFusion.RunFunction("Muovi il Cursore del Mouse nel Precedente Monitor");
}
}

Anyway thanks for this amazing software

Jul 2, 2016 (modified Jul 2, 2016) • #1

Interesting! We'll test this out here and see what we can find.

Thanks!

Jul 4, 2016 • #2

Quick test: If you change the Prevent Window Deactivation line to the following, does it work?

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BFS.DisplayFusion.RunFunctionWithWindowHandle("Previeni Disattivazione Finestra (mantiene le finestre dei giochi attive)", windowHandle);

Jul 5, 2016 • #3

Klomar

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Hey, I just tried that and it works perfectly

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Thanks!

Jul 5, 2016 • #4

Excellent, glad to hear it!

Jul 5, 2016 • #5

Klomar

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Hey!
I just saw this into the changelog for DisplayFusion v8.0 beta 10:
"Fix: BFS.DisplayFusion.RunFunction() now passes in the function's window handle by default"

That means that if I update in my function now I can simply use the runfunction command and it will work just fine also with the prevent window deactivation function?

Jul 24, 2016 • #6

Yep! It will use the window handle of whichever window has focus when the function is run

Jul 25, 2016 • #7

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