TaskMonitorPlus plugin - v0.0.5

[kgschlosser]

@pralima87

there is a Samsung TV Network control plugin available for EG. located HERE

It to can even turn the TV on and it supports all Samsung TV's from the C series (2011 i believe) up to the current.
it is also made to run on EG 0.5 as well

[pralima87]

Wow that is awesome!

[Olit2000]

The attachments are broken. Can someone please shart the lates version or how to build the plugin manually?

[kgschlosser]

here you go

[Olit2000]

Thank you!

[kgschlosser]

no worries m8

[benfucius]

Sorry if this is an old thread, but it's the only place I know to ask this question about the plugin

I am trying to do a simple action, but I'm not too experienced with Python to know how to make it happen with TaskMonitorPlus.

So far, I use EventGhost to detect a certain Window being brought to the front, and trigger a workflow thereafter. However, sometimes I minimize that Window earlier than I want the workflow to trigger (perhaps I accidentally opened the Window, and so by minimizing it I want to stop the workflow from continuing).

What I'm working on so far is this:

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<EventGhost Version="0.5.0-rc6">
    <Macro Name="Messenger - Detector" XML_Guid="{22F3DC5A-A3D3-4348-8546-908158074079}" Expanded="True">
        <Event Name="TaskMonitorPlus.Activated.Messenger for Desktop" XML_Guid="{112CC07C-9299-4FDE-A9E9-793F3AF3D87C}" />
        <Action XML_Guid="{5DE40D64-0EC6-4551-835F-F3CC971F7820}">
            EventGhost.Wait(2.0)
        </Action>
        <Action XML_Guid="{F0E29AE4-C7E2-4FB3-B2C0-A7751D569636}">
            EventGhost.PythonScript(u'if eg.event.payload.IsActive() is not "True":\n    eg.StopMacro()')
        </Action>
        <Action XML_Guid="{5A5A23E7-0724-45E3-A7E8-4C13E6FF3824}">
            EventGhost.ShowMessageBox(u'Workflow stopped', u'Window was minimized before it can continue.', u'', u'', False, 28672, 1, 1)
        </Action>
    </Macro>
</EventGhost>

I'm struggling with the Python Script part. I was reading the documentation on github and see there are multiple options that might fit my need: HasFocus() or IsActive() or IsAlive() but what I cannot figure out is how to write the python if those return FALSE then to stop the workflow. You'll see I have the then eg.StopMacro() in place, but the first part is confusing me.

Can anyone help me figure this out? I'm sure it's a simple thing that I'm overlooking!