No, it doesn't auto ask me what phrase I want spoken. I just typed in all of the code manually. My second question is that I really want to make sure that the hotspot only runs if there is only two designated colors and nothing else. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Geoff Chapman" <gch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: <jawsscripts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Sunday, June 14, 2009 8:37 PM Subject: [jawsscripts] Re: HSCDecodeHotspotColors > yep, so, you just activate the hotspot again, which presumably you've set > to > an action of a left mouse click, then it wil click there, presumably if > set > on the correct pixel, > cause a new color to be displayed there, then it should auto ask you, what > phrase would you like spoken when xxx xxx xxx color is found. and it'll > keep > doing that, whenever you activate the hotspot, whilstever each click > action > results in it finding a new color there it doesn't have an associated > phrase > for. > is this not what's happening for you? > in answer to your secondary question about multiple colors, well, I'm not > sure I understand what your exactly asking/needing here, but the short > answer is, yes, the single vertical bar character, single not double mind > you, > can be used to separate RGB strings, particularly in the, "color=" field, > where color searches are being performed in situations where the spot > might > move etc, and you wanna search for a particular colored pixel in a given > area or direction. > However, again, I'm not exactly sure > whether this would work in the hscDecodeHotSpotColor fields. > I haven't actually tested them that way, rather than leaving them as the > definition editor codes them, i.e. one line per color per > function/phrase. > I guess you could test it and let us all know, if it works with vertical > bar > separators in those fields, but I can personally see no advantage of doing > that, > other than elegance/neatness of code. Am I missing something? > > > geoff c. > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "GianniP46" <giannip46@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > To: <jawsscripts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Sent: Monday, June 15, 2009 5:30 AM > Subject: [jawsscripts] Re: HSCDecodeHotspotColors > > >> yes, I got that far, but now I want hsc to say something else for a >> second > color >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: Geoff Chapman >> To: jawsscripts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >> Sent: Sunday, June 14, 2009 11:17 AM >> Subject: [jawsscripts] Re: HSCDecodeHotspotColors >> >> Hi gian, >> oh man! I've been meaning to answer this queery of yours re color >> identification and reporting differing feedback based on state of color > at a >> particular spot, >> and in fact started an answer to what I know was your second attempt at >> getting a, "how to," on this, >> 1.5 weeks ago but never finished it! I'm soooo sorry about this man. > I'll >> try and get to it tomorrow though eh. I wanna go to bed here now, but I >> think I may have >> something helpful to contribute on this for you, which is a simpler > approach >> than the one that I think was suggested by doug or dennis on list last > week, >> though their method might very well be more comprehensive. >> What's your skype User ID? maybe it'd be quicker to talk about it all > than >> write it down? >> >> but your key to doing this is a post processing hsc function called >> hscDecodeHotSpotColor. and it should be found under the >> Control+Alt+Shift+f3 menu, after you've assigned your hotspot. >> But, first make sure that your hotspot, is over a pixel which alters > color >> to reflect the state of whatever control this is, that your wanting > feedback >> on when you click it. >> use the alt+shift+NumPad5 Keystroke, to determine this pixel's color, > when >> the button or whatever it is, >> is in a certain state, then manually click the NumPad slash key at that >> location, >> and then checking again with Alt+Shift+Numpad 5, to check what color > that >> pixel now is, in the button's new state etc, so you maybe will get to >> remember what color is associated with what state. >> then when your sure your mouse is over a pixel that will reliably > reflect >> this change at your spot, then go ahead and define your spot in the > normal >> way using the altControlShiftA wizard. >> then when your done, first insure the mouse hasn't moved from your >> spot, > and >> then do the post processing assign command, alt+control+shift+f3. >> you should be offered a list of post processing functions to assign to > your >> hotspot. >> choose hscDecodeHotSpotColor, and follow the prompts. i.e. choose the > action >> you want to happen when xx color is found, then which should be I think >> hsdSayPhraseByColor, or something like that. >> then activate the spot with the keystroke you assigned to it, as > directed, >> and type in the phrase to be spoken when it clikcs, and finds xx color > there >> etc. >> >> I hope this helps. >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "GianniP46" <giannip46@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> >> To: "JawsScriptsList" <JawsScripts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> >> Sent: Sunday, June 14, 2009 2:47 AM >> Subject: [jawsscripts] HSCDecodeHotspotColors >> >> >> > OK Folks, >> > I got this function to work after a hotspot, but I want to have two > colors >> recognized and a different message for each color spoken. The help >> says > to >> put an F after the RGB string. Does anyone have some examples of this > that >> I can see? I am not sure exactly what is suppose to happen. >> > >> > Gian Pedulla GianniP46@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >> > >> > LETS! GO! 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