TaranVH
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3 years ago very cool -- i haven't had the time / energy to look into this yet and merge it, but it's on my list! thanks for your contribution.
On Sat, Aug 22, 2020 at 8:13 PM paul-dab notifications@github.com wrote:
Forgot to comment. I found that I could close all explorer windows if we don't use ahk_group for this function and instead get a list of the ahk_id's then only close the windows with each individual ahk_id except for the first we received from WinGet Autohotkey doesn't give us an ability to remove individual windows from a group. There is an extended method using alternate methods to create the group initially but it didn't work well (at all) for me and I don't trust using it for long if these extended functions stop working. This method by creating an array of ahk_id's can probably be used for the other functions where you want to manipulate window focus in other ways - for example activate windows in reverse order.
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Forgot to comment. I found that I could close all explorer windows if we don't use ahk_group for this function and instead get a list of the ahk_id's then only close the windows with each individual ahk_id except for the first we received from WinGet Autohotkey doesn't give us an ability to remove individual windows from a group. There is an extended method using alternate methods to create the group initially but it didn't work well (at all) for me and I don't trust using it for long if these extended functions stop working. This method by creating an array of ahk_id's can probably be used for the other functions where you want to manipulate window focus in other ways - for example activate windows in reverse order.