Hi, just re-added these features: GetTime -- Ctrl-Alt-Win-1 Activates the "Jump to time" window, copies the current text in the edit box, which is cursor position by default. Exits that window, activates ReaperNotes, pastes that in there, with a "@" on each side. SendTime -- Ctrl-Alt-Win-2 Takes highlighted time acquired by using GetTime, pastes it into "Jump" window and sends "enter" simple as that. So you don't need to just use time selections or regions now. I have not changed the rev. number. It's at the same location as above.
Added: Now imports notes from project settings, Ctrl-Alt-Win-9 or select it from the "actions" menu. In fact it imports your notes directly from the .rpp file as last saved. Still same rev. no. and location at my ftp space, see above.
Features added: ImportMarkers function changes marker format from MARKER #number## to M#number## and now you can highlight a marker number and use new GotoMarker from action menu or use hotkey Ctrl-Alt-Win-8 to go there. You will goto that marker in Reaper. Help menu has link to this thread now, "ReaperNotes on the Web." :) New download location: Win Executable: AHK script: Please give it a try! Cheers, tad Screenshots:
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Hi, added a wimpy tap tempo feature. You hover the mouse over the letters BPM on the transport bar, press Ctrl-Shift-Win-F11, press enter and the coords are committed to a variable. Then so long as you leave Reapernotes running, whenever you press Alt-Numpad0, it sends a click to the BPM counter. Just keep pressing Alt-Numpad0 until satisfied. If you move or resize Reaper you will need to clear and reset the coords of the BPM and so press Ctrl-Shift-Win-F12 to clear, and then Ctrl-Shift-Win-F11 to set them again if desired. No other changes except removed a coding error that closed reaper notes after pressing Win-K to see what all the hotkeys are. Sorry about that, and please download the new version if interested. I could have done it without requiring you to set the coords for the BPM on the transport bar, but it was easy to do. And BTW, you can use it for anything. Once set, it will send a mouseclick to that coord wherever and whatever it is, which kind of gives me an idea. Check back in a little while. Cheers, tad
OK, done. Usage: In the event you feel too impatient or lazy to look up the hotkey for a certain function in Reaper, or in the event there isn't one, you can map a hotkey to a mouseclick at any location on your screen, and trigger it with the same hotkey any time, assuming you don't move or resize the window. This is a classic AHK program and has no GUI. See image below for usage: This is an additional tool that I will probably add into ReaperNotes real soon. It's really an all-purpose tool however, one I don't know if I've seen before despite that it's so simple. It allows you to map 10 different hotkeys to a click of ten different locations on your screen. This is not specific to Reaper and may have other applications. And of course if you move or resize a window, or if there's another window on top of the window that was there when you set up the coords for the persistent mouseclick, things will not go as planned; nay, they may run afoul. It's up at my ftp space if you want an all purpose toy. AHK script: Compiled EXE:
Just a workaround until Cockos adds this feature, if indeed they do. I myself don't feel the same need for it as some others do apparently, but it was easy enough to knock together an AHK script for it and include it in Reapernotes5. Sorry to skip around with ver nos. but ver 4 hasn't been completed, and maybe won't be. New feature is that you select an item, press Ctrl-Shift-Win-F5 (or menu item) and it copies the item and its start time. You then select a target track and it pastes it at that track at same location. Really for me it's about the same as copying and then pressing numpad 2 or numpad 8, but there were some remarks that moving an item down n times gets wearisome for those who do it a lot. If you pressed Ctrl-Shift-Win-F5 and change your mind, press Ctrl-Shift-F5 to start over again, or else the next time you press it it will try to paste. And previous features still included in Reapernotes, a bpm tapper, a feature to save/goto marker or region, import .rpp file as text, a few other goodies. And the primitive text editor that houses the whole thing. Which I made smaller, but remains resizeable. You are always free to modify the source, but I'd request you post any useful changes you make.
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