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How can I know where I am now using AutoHotkey ? Editor View ? Files View ?
How can I know where I am now using AutoHotkey ? Editor area ? ViewPart area ?
How can I know where I am now using AutoHotkey ? Source ? Target ?
How can I know active file's full path ?
How can I know active segment's number ?

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(1/3) Mission im_possible How can I know where I am now using AutoHotkey ? Editor View ? Files View ? How can I know where I am now using AutoHotkey ? Editor area ? ViewPart area ? How can I know where I am now using AutoHotkey ? Source ? Target ? How can I know active file's full path ? How can I know active segment's number ?
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Jesús Prieto over 5 years ago

I use AutoHotkey to know the actual view, like the Files or the Projects view. It's really a home-made script, but if you're interested, I can show it to you…
Yes, you can know if the mouse is on the source or target in the Editor via AutoHotkey. Same thing as above.
BTW: You can get the project's name from the title bar (saw this question in a previous post of yours, but I can't access it now, so I answer here).
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Jesús Prieto over 5 years ago

I use AutoHotkey to know the actual view, like the Files or the Projects view. It's really a home-made script, but if you're interested, I can show it to you…
Yes, you can know if the mouse is on the source or target in the Editor via AutoHotkey. Same thing as above.
BTW: You can get the project's name from the title bar (saw this question in a previous post of yours, but I can't access it now, so I answer here).
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