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June 19, 2015, 07:49:09 PM
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gustavo

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I want to be able to expose Control.X commands from inside of applications I write.

Right now we get Control.On, Control.Off, Control.Level, Control.Toggle and Custom API Command.

I understand in theory it should be possible to pass commands via Custom API Command but it's not documented and I have not been able to figure out how to make it work.  Further, if I write App X, it makes it difficult for the end user to use the script wizard if they have to pass it Custom API commands - I'd really like the end user to be able to pass it a Control.MyCustomControl.

In theory what I'd like to see is in program setup code:

Program.AddCustomControl("Control.Name");

Then in application code I'd like to be able to say:

When.ControlCallReceived("Program.MyProgram",(args) =>

Then I can look at the control args, which would be a string representing the control name - and work on it.  From an application development standpoint this would make things MUCH easier for me and allow me to develop something neater/richer.


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