Workspace Macro Pro 6.5.3
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Automate & schedule tasks easily. Reliable macro program & Windows automation software with macro scripting & task scheduler. Record keyboard & mouse or write macro scripts to create macros. User-friendly macro recorder & task automation software. Features unique SMART macro technology, superior encryption security, macro editing, repeat options, easy macro language, Turbo-speed replay, IE plug-in & customizable UI.
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it sounds like proc macros are essentially extensions for the compiler, and not the implementing project code, so the macro source is something that's actually separate from my implementing crate. My project is set up as a Rust workspace, so I was going to create a new create specifically for my procedural macros, then have any other crates in that workspace depend on that crate as necessary.
You need two crates, a "backend" crate that defines the procedural macros and the procedural macros only, and a "frontend" crate that re-exports the procedural macros and defines everything else (functions, types, traits, #[macro_export] macro_rules! macros).
Ah, so that's how it's done. That makes a lot of sense as well since the procedural macros are an extension of the compiler, and if other constructs depend on it, then the code that builds the macro needs to be built ahead of time in order to be used (as an extension of the compiler). So, procedural macros go into their own build target (the backend), and everything directly utilizing it into the frontend.
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Features of Workspace Macro
- Automation: Create automated tasks and scripts to increase productivity.
- Connectors: Connect to other applications and services to automate complex tasks.
- Hotkeys: Assign hotkeys to trigger tasks quickly.
- Logging: Track and log task results.
- Loops: Execute tasks with loops to automate repetitive tasks.
- Macros: Create macros for any application with powerful commands and logic.
- Notifications: Receive notifications when tasks complete.
- Recording: Record and save macros for later use.
- Scheduling: Schedule tasks to run at a specific time.
- Scripting: Create powerful scripts with a powerful built-in scripting language.
- Security: Protect scripts with passwords and encryption.
- Task Editor: Easily create and edit tasks with a graphical editor.
- Task Library: Save tasks to a library for reuse.
- Triggers: Set triggers to start tasks automatically.
- Variables: Use variables for dynamic data in tasks.
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Macros are a set of sequential actions that are performed by a user. They enable users to perform daily operations efficiently in a fast and process-compliant manner. You can reuse macros with different sessions based on the context parameters that are specific to the session.
This action is used to set the focus on an agent script that needs to run next. The agent script will be set in focus in the Agent scripts dropdown on the app side pane. For example, if the agent needs to process a refund complaint. The agent will use different scripts to greet, initiate a complaint request, and process the refund. You can define macros that will set the focus on the agent scripts that need to be run for each stage of the refund process. The action contains the following field.
This action refreshes the session context in Customer Service workspace for entity sessions. For example, if you launch an entity session for a case record, the session context variables will be defined when the session starts. However, if you update the case title, the session context will not be updated. Therefore, macros will use the cached information. You can add the Refresh the session context step after starting the macro run to use the latest information.
Macros are a set of configured actions that are run on demand by users. As an administrator, you need to configure the actions that a macro must perform. To configure the actions, you need to provide certain data parameters keys. When an agent runs the macro, these data parameters keys are replaced by contextual values.
Now, when the agent runs the macro, the actions will be run by fetching the data parameter keys according to the context available from the sources. More information: Use automation dictionary to pass data parameters keys.
As an administrator, you can view the macro run history, which shows how many times a macro has been run, along with the success or fail status. When you select a macro that failed, you can view the exact action step at which the failure occurred.
See the macro action step that caused the failure. Review the previous step for any issue in the slug data parameters that might've been passed incorrectly or slug data parameters that were updated incorrectly.
For example, when you select on the Open a new form to create a record step, select Show more, and you can view that the mandatory fields don't have values, which are mandatory to save the record. Due to this reason, the macro run failed at the Save the record step.
Fix the macro step action that you think might have caused the failure, and then try running it again. For example, since the values are not resolved, go to the macro designer and then check on the slugs, and then try running the macro again.
I then assigned this macro to a mouse event (double left click). It does work with this HOWEVER, the cursor indicator (lower half block) does not display. I know its there as when I type the text is typed on the command line. The only means I've found to get it cursor indicator to redisplay is move my mouse cursor to the command line and click once. Pressing Enter or any key combination does not seem to re-enable the cursor indicator.
Thanks for the code snippet billgeo. The major version is enough for me to have a look at your issue. While the behavior you describe is what does happen, my suggestion is to map this function to something other than the mouse double-click. That action is pretty common and might have a number of factors, including windows or the application misunderstanding a part of the action as the user meaning to move the pointer. I find that if mapped to the middle mouse button the macro runs correctly, but does not produce the after effect with the cursor. If you want to create a bug request for this issue, you can contact our support team at supp...@microfocus.com
I have the c++ include guard extension - which is nice. But To make it work really well without a GUID I want to specify the project name in the path. The project name is basically the project workspace folder so I want to do something like this in the json settings file:
I'm defining some custom rules and macros in a .bzl file in a workspace that others are supposed to import as an archive into their own projects.In one of the macros, I need to add a dependency on a target which is hosted in the same workspace. If I refer to it as `//foo/bar`, I get an error as Bazel is looking for that target in the main workspace, which is not my workspace.
I'm currently referring to it as `my_workspace@//foo/bar`, which works but is flimsy as it only works if my workspace is being imported under that very name.IS there any way to make that reference relative to the workspace in which it is defined?Thanks,
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