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Description:Send input events from shell.
Developer/Porter:Antoine Dubourg
Homepage:https://tcheko.binaryriot.org/
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Short: Send input events from shell
Uploader: tcheko@no-log.org (Antoine Dubourg)
Author: tcheko(at)no-log.org (Antoine Dubourg)
Type: util/misc
Version: 1.1
Architecture: ppc-morphos >= 1.4
Replaces: AntiFlow-1.1.lha


AntiFlow is a small CLI tool that inserts events in the input device chain.
It allows the insertion of any kind of events as documented in the RKRM
Libraries, Filter Objects and Input Description Strings.

If some AREXX commands are missing in a tool, AntiFlow can help acting
on the user interface by sending events to the window.



o - Installation & Requirements

No installer required. Just copy AntiFlow to C:

It shall works from MorphOS 1.4.x. (untested). It needs 2.5KB disk space
and very small amount of memory. No external components required.



o - AntiFlow Usage

AntiFlow STRING/F/A

NB: The string is reversed before insertion: "foobar" will be inserted as
"raboof".



o - Supported Keywords and Qualifiers

Keywords:

"space", "backspace", "tab", "enter", "return", "esc", "del",
"up", "down", "right", "left", "f1", "f2", "f3", "f4", "f5",
"f6", "f7", "f8", "f9", "f10", "f11", "f12", "help"

Qualifiers:

"lshift", "rshift", "capslock", "control", "lalt", "ralt" ,
"lcommand", "rcommand", "numericpad", "repeat"

NB: Mouse qualifiers hasn't been tested.


o - Examples

*** Sending "make" in a shell:

AntiFlow "\nekam"

Notice the string reversal.


*** Sending a single key for activating a button:

AntiFlow "<upstroke a>a"

Upstroke keyword releases the key event. (IECODE_UP_PREFIX).
This is mandatory for buttons or other MUI objects : they react on release.


*** Sending a menu command with shortcut:

AntiFlow "<rcommand N>"

The target window must be active.


*** Sending a single hotkey:

AntiFlow "<control f1>"
AntiFlow "<lalt lshift control f1>"


*** Navigating through user interface (assuming cycle chain is set):

AntiFlow "<tab>"

or going reverse path

AntiFlow "<shift tab>"


*** Sending a sequence of events:

AntiFlow "<upstroke return><return><tab><tab><tab>"

This will send "<tab><tab><tab><return><upstroke return>"



o - AREXX example

/* Send an event from an arexx script */
address command 'AntiFlow "<rcommand O>"'



o - Credits & Acknowledgements

Thanks to antibike for the idea.


o - History

1.1 - Fixed missing version string
Some typos removed

1.0 - Initial release
Some examples corrected


Upload Date:Apr 30 2017
Category:Misc
Download:AntiFlow_1.1.lha
Md5:80ead9488fc6c87016bc9a760a7b95f0
Size:2 KB
Downloads:318
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