Open Babbie opened 6 years ago
This is currently not possible. If you are running the script and like to code a bit, you may write something like the following:
Window_isOwnedbyProcess(wndId) {
;; Only one function argument is allowed: the id of the window, which should be processed.
;; This will be passed by `Manager_applyRules` via `%rule3%(wndId)`.
;; This function should return `True` or `False`.
pName := "notepad.exe"
pPath := "C:\Windows\System32\notepad.exe"
WinGet, wndPName, ProcessName, ahk_id %wndId%
WinGet, wndPPath, ProcessPath, ahk_id %wndId%
r := (pName = wndPName || pPath = wndPPath)
Return, r
}
I did not test this function. (I am currently working on a chromebook.) You may use ProcessName
or ProcessPath
, both or even PID
. Set the values for pName
and pPath
appropriately.
Than set a rule in Config.ini like the following:
Config_rule=.*;.*;Window_isOwnedbyProcess;1;0;<view>;0;0;0;
... with <view>
set to a value as described in doc/Configuring_rules.md.
– But perhaps using the window title and class may be sufficent to identify the windows in question.
I want all windows spawned by a specific process to be moved to a specific view. Is this currently supported? If so, I cannot find how.