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Hello community!

I wrote an importer for my 3D DCC application (Autodesk Softimage XSI 2015) to import multiple EPS / AI files (And not only one like in standard supported).

It works very well but it is resolution dependant since i had to use a MouseClick command.

I ran into a problem since i was not able to move the focus with a windows like - TAB keystroke.

The UI of XSI is not Windows conform so it seems to be a bit limited with the standard windows TAB commands.

To be able to make it work i had to use a MouseClick command which is of course not resolution independant.

So now my question is: How do i set the focus to a "windows file list" or to a "specific part of an opened window".

I attached an "Autoit window info" screenshot and also tryd some things. But i ended up on using a Mouseclick (blue cross) on a column header (green) to activate the File windows region (red).

If i click too fast on a filename it gets opend/loaded of course. (its a Windows double click then if clicked too fast, so i used the column header instead)

Here is my code :

; ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
; *** XSI Multiple EPS / AI Files Importer v0.1 ***
; ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
; This Script works with a resolution of 1920x1080.
; If you have a different screen resolution then you have to adjust the "MouseClick" coordinates in the "Set Focus()" Funktion to match
; the very right, empty column header in the "Import EPS" window ( like centering the mouse in x and y on it).
; I was not able to set the window focus per software, so i had to use a stinky mouseclick instead.
; ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
; USAGE:
; Load one (1) EPS / AI File in Softimage to set the Filepath (and delete it afterwards).
; Fire up the Importer with "F9" on your keyboard and it should import all the files in this folder that you used previously.
; Break the operation at any time by hitting the Escape button on your keyboard.
; ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
; C3D Visualizations, July 2016, www.c3d.at
; ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

HotKeySet("{F9}", "Automatic")
HotKeySet("{ESC}", "EndProgram")
Global $WinSizeX, $WinSizeY, $WinPosX, $WinPosY, $Filename, $FilenameOld = "", $AnzahlFiles
$hWnd = WinWait("[TITLE:Autodesk Softimage]")
WinActivate($hWnd)

While 1
    Sleep(200)
WEnd

Func Automatic()
    ; Activate Softimage Window
    $hWnd = WinWait("[TITLE:Autodesk Softimage]")
    WinActivate($hWnd)
    ; Open "Import EPS" window
    Send("!f") ;                                    ALT + f -> Select File
    Send("i") ;                                     Select Import
    Send("{RIGHT}") ;                               Import Dropdown
    Send("e") ;                                     Import EPS File
    $hWnd = WinWait("[TITLE:Import EPS]") ;         Wait for "Import" Window
    Local $WinPos = WinGetPos("Import EPS") ;       Get window dimensions and position
    ; Adjust EPS import window
    If $WinPos[0] > 0 Then WinMove("Import EPS", "", 0, 0, 1100, 1050)
    If $WinPos[1] > 0 Then WinMove("Import EPS", "", 0, 0, 1100, 1050)
    If $WinPos[2] < 1100 Then WinMove("Import EPS", "", 0, 0, 1100, 1050)
    If $WinPos[3] < 1050 Then WinMove("Import EPS", "", 0, 0, 1100, 1050)
    GetFileCount()
    LoadFiles()
    Exit
EndFunc   ;==>Automatic

Func GetFileCount()
    Local $n = 0
    While 1
        SetFocus()
        Send("{DOWN}")
        Send("{TAB 3}")
        Send("^c") ; STRG + c
        $Filename = ClipGet() ;                     Clipboard in Variable legen
        If $Filename = $FilenameOld Then
            SetFocus()
            Send("{HOME}");                         Cursor to first file
            $AnzahlFiles = $n
            ConsoleWrite("Anzahl " & $n & @LF)
            Send("{ENTER}") ;                       Load first file
            MsgBox(0, "Filecount", $n & " Files found", 1)
            $hWnd = WinWait("[TITLE:Autodesk Softimage]")
            WinActivate($hWnd)
            ExitLoop
        EndIf
        $FilenameOld = $Filename
        $n += 1
        ConsoleWrite("File " & $n & " " & $Filename & @LF)
    WEnd
EndFunc   ;==>GetFileCount

Func LoadFiles()
    For $x = 2 To $AnzahlFiles
        ; Import EPS Fenster öffnen
        Send("!f") ;                                ALT + f -> Select File
        Send("i") ;                                 Select Import
        Send("{RIGHT}") ;                           Import Dropdown
        Send("e") ;                                 Import EPS File
        $hWnd = WinWait("[TITLE:Import EPS]") ;     Wait for "Import" Window
        SetFocus()
        CursorDown($x)
        Send("{ENTER}");                            Import
        Sleep(1000)
    Next
    MsgBox(0, "Import EPS / AI", $AnzahlFiles & " Files imported", 2)
EndFunc   ;==>LoadFiles

Func SetFocus()
    MouseClick("", 975, 95, 1, 0) ;             Set Focus to Filelist (You may change this according to your screen resolution)
EndFunc   ;==>SetFocus

Func CursorDown($n)
    Send("{DOWN " & $n & "}")
EndFunc   ;==>CursorDown

Func EndProgram()
    Exit 0
EndFunc   ;==>EndProgram

 

 

Thanks,

ChriS

Focus.jpg

Edited by Blaxxun
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