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VarSetCapacity(x10Code, -1) Update the variable's internally-stored length to reflect its new contents. , Str, Userdata) This parameter is useful for carrying context information, etc.ĭllCall("lstrcpy", Str, x10Code, UInt, x10EventStr) Copy the string into the script's variable. , UInt, getAirx10CodeAddress Address of received IR code. GetAirx10CodeAddress := RegisterCallback("x10_AirCode")ĭllCall("ahscript.dll\RecvAction", UInt, hndl Gui, Add, Button, x185 圓0 h20 w20 gExit, X Gui, Add, Button, x165 圓0 h20 w20 gReload, R Please let me know if this is even on the right track.ĭllCall("LoadLibrary", Str,"ahscript.dll") I thought I got lucky and put all the data in the correct places in that script, maybe I'd get lucky again.
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Please don't laugh but I took another crack at this by using my USBUIRT library DLL calls as a guide.
It is called in this example script written in javascript.
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I tried but I can't figure out how to convert this to AHK basic code.Īnother thing that may be a problem is I don't see anywhere in your code that references the ahscript.dll which I believe is what needs to be called. Specifically: oX10 := ComObjCreate("X10.ActiveHome") It is probably that your code is in AhK_L and I use Basic but I can't get it to run. If anyone can give me some pointers I would appreciate it. I don't have a clue how this works but it seems like it shouldn't be too complicated.
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If needed here's the link to download the dll, manual and examples in several other scripting languages. I have a feeling that the dll call is somewhere in the ballpark but I'm not putting all the pieces in the correct places. If you just want recognize when a RF command has been received, look for key downs - that tells you when a key has been pressed.įor example, a user presses A2 On with a PalmPad. Key Data returns three possible pieces of data: 0 (indicates key pressed, or key down) -1 (key released, or key up) 1.n (repeat sequence indicating how long remote key is pressed).Īn RF command from a remote control is always received as a key down/key up pair, optionally with a key repeat sequence in between (if the key on the remote is held down). RF Command: string constant, as described in the RF Command Reference. When RF commands are received, RecvAction returns "recvrf" as the action parameter, with additional data beyond the command and address: The additional data is will only be sent if the command received requires it. When a powerline command is received, RecvAction will have "recvplc" as the action parameter, and other parameters indicating the details, as follows: The X10 device service reports command reception through the function RecvAction, with parameters indicating the data received. Here is everything the X10 manual has to say on the subject. NRC := DllCall("ahscript\RecvAction", str, MainHWND, "str")ĭataLength := DllCall("lstrlen", UInt, wParam)ĭllCall("lstrcpy", str, CopyOfData, UInt, wParam) Copy the string out of the structure. HModule := DllCall("LoadLibrary", "str", HomePath) Mostly trying to put the X10 dll info in place of the Remote dll info. (Strange, the site is not letting me post a url tonight, had to do it as code.)Īnd here is the code I tried to do. Recvplc a1 on PLC stands for Power Line Command, it could also say RF for Radio commands. An X10 event should look something like this. I'm wanting to receive the Home Control events that control X10 light and appliance modules.
I found 1 post about receiving X10 remote control events that I have been using as a guideline but I really don't have any idea of what I'm doing so this has all been just a guess. This time I'm trying to figure out how to receive activehome CM15a module (X10) commands using a dll call.
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