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Doof:
Ok, I got it.

You can download it here. I haven't had much luck converting it to work in G4, but it works in G3.29b.

What I did is

Message : 33768
wParam : 10000 (or whatever the command number is)
lParam : 0 (or whatever the parameter is)

Make sure the Target is set to MJFrame, and you have it set it to "Match Invisible Tasks". (It was the only way I could get it to work if MC was minimized to the tray)

In Girder 4 you have to make sure to use SendMessage instead of PostMessage.

glynor:
Fantastic Work Doof!!!

That works perfectly.  Now my GML will be perfect (but will take some time to fix).  Thanks a lot!

BTW, don't bother updating yours to work with Girder4 if you're not using it.  I am and I'll post mine as soon as it's done (which will be today).  Then we can compare notes if you want.

Doof:
Wow... SendMessage is NICE. I was able to cut out about 3 seconds of Waits that I needed when using MC11.exe to get one of my Girder macros to work.

glynor:

--- Quote from: glynor on April 14, 2006, 04:24:36 pm ---You can also get MC to programmatically expand certain branches of the tree.  I only figured out Audio, Images, and Video (those are the only ones I require now).  You can enter these values into Girder4's Command Capture Action (using SendMessage as the method).  I would guess that it would also work in Girder3.x using the SendMessage plugin.

Open Video Tree:


--- Code: ---Message: 513
wParam: 1
IParam: 6291469
--- End code ---

Open Audio Tree:


--- Code: ---Message: 513
wParam: 1
IParam: 3538953
--- End code ---

Open Images Tree:


--- Code: ---Message: 513
wParam: 1
IParam: 5111820
--- End code ---


--- End quote ---

I thought I'd mention that I've been having a lot of trouble getting this to work reliably.  It does work most of the time, but it seems to get confused if you use it a few times in quick succession.  I've since abandoned this method.

Doof:
I've been doing that in two steps.

1. Media Mode - Audio
2. Use the Right Arrow key (targetting the MJFrame)

Haven't had any problems doing it that way.

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