Adding macro property to custom python script #1256
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Perhaps I have glanced over something in the scripting wiki page, but how do I add macro properties to conditions/actions via the current API? |
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I wasn't able to run a python/powershell script by itself to fix this since those spawn in a window in itself and those get picked up instead. I made a workaround that gets all 3 attributes and puts them in one env var that I can feed directly to my window capture. |
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Unfortunately, currently the scripting API does not expose a way to register macro properties. So you can do something like this from within a script: I will try to add the option to register macro properties as well when I find the time. |
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Thank you, It would be nice if we had at this since running powershell/python scripts spawns their own window which would be an issue on this one exact scenario at least. |
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I got around to implementing the option to register "macro properties" via the scripting API.
A build will be available here in a few minutes: You can find examples how to use the new API here: Let me know if you have any questions or doubts about the implementation. |
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I tested it and it works perfectly for me. Thanks for letting me know! |
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Unfortunately, currently the scripting API does not expose a way to register macro properties.
It only allows you to directly modify variables you have defined.
So you can do something like this from within a script:
I will try to add the option to register macro properties as well when I find the time.