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Date: 2010-07-28
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Macros
What are macros?
To execute several functions at the same time with only one key of your
remote control it is necessary to use macros. You are able to create a
list of shortcuts and functions Miriam will execute in specified order.
You can create macros by using the "Create/Edit Macros" command of
Miriam (Tray menu). Of course you can associate a key of your remote control
with a macro.
The Syntax of a macro
You can easily add functions to a macro using the Macro-Editor without
the use of special commands or a new script language. A line can contain
various commands but every command ends with a semicolon (;). If you forget
to set it or if a command is wrongly spelled, Miriam will ignore the command
on execution
Hint "My text";
This function shows a text in the Miriam-Statusbar. An example:
To show the text 'Function executed' type in: Hint "Function executed";
NextFB "Number_of_the_profile";
Use this command to jump to another profile. An example:
Jump to the second profile: NextFB "2";
Sleep "time-in-ms";
Pause the macro. Miriam will continue executing the macro if the time you
specified is over. An example
To wait just one second: sleep "1000";
Repeat "Number_of_repetitions";
From here Miriam will repeat all comands till EndRepeat;
EndRepeat;
End of the repetition.
An example:
Repeat "20";
Keyboard "a";
Sleep "1000";
EndRepeat;
Miriam will the press of the letter 'a' and wait 1000 ms. This happens 20 times.
Examples
Since Miriam 2.4 there are some example-macros in "../Miriam/Makros"
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