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Click the Train button to teach Dragon how to pronounce it.Įnter an angle bracket (<) to open the M圜ommands Name Editor dialog box to specify a variable.īrief description of what the command does. When you say the name of the Macro Recorder command, Dragon plays back these mouse movements and keystrokes.įor more information, see Creating Macro Recorder commands. Use the M圜ommands Editor-Macro Recorder dialog box to record a sequence of mouse movements and keystrokes. We hope you enjoy the updates in the new version.M圜ommands Editor-Macro Recorder dialog box

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These new options require active Onetastic Dev License and are automatically enabled, but you can disable them under Macro Editor options if you desire: Below is an example of before and after visuals: With this new update, the expressions are syntax highlighted even if they contain a syntax error and the red squiggles precisely show where the error is. If a macro expression contained a syntax error, previously the whole expression was grayed out and underlined with red squiggles, without telling exactly where the problem was. More precise and highlighted syntax errors You can hover over the red squiggled portion to get the error details.

Macro Editor can now detect if you mistyped a function name or passed the wrong number of parameters to a function and show red squiggles to indicate this.

Show red squiggles for detected runtime errors In the above example it will navigate to the documentation page for the String_ToLowerCase function.

For built-in functions, it will launch a browser window to show the documentation for the function you clicked on. For user defined functions, it will switch to the function, which will make it easier to navigate around to edit or read macro code. You can now Ctrl+click on function calls in the editor. Below is an example when mouse is hovered over the function call String_ToLowerCase:Ĭtrl+Click on function calls to navigate or get to documentation This works both for built-in functions and user-defined functions. This can help you with checking what parameters a function accepts and what it does quickly. Macro Editor can now display function signatures and descriptions when you hover over a function call.

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Macro Editor is updated with new features that allow you to easily navigate between user defined functions, see function signatures and any mistakes you may have in your code with more red squiggles.įunction signature and descriptions on hover It can be considered as an improved version of Favorites feature for multiple pages at a time. It can be a great way to make switching from one workspace to another easier. It can remember all the open windows you have in OneNote and allows you to later open those back. To get more information about these new functions check out the following in the documentation:Ī powerful new macro Window Manager is added to Macroland to demonstrate the capabilities of these new functions. You can also check what page/section/notebook is visible on each window and change this for each window. You can get the list of currently open windows, create or close existing windows check or change which of those is the currently active window. Onetastic 5.9.0 is available with new window management functions and additional Macro Editor options to make macro development easier, along with other bug fixes and improvements.Ī new set of functions is available to manage OneNote windows from macros.

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