making key-board shortcuts w/script -Sound Forge - Scripting

Subject:making key-board shortcuts w/script Posted by: tpeda Date:6/19/2005 2:39:59 PM For example I make a region in sound forge Now I want to nudge either the start marker or end marker with a key lets say hit the end key to get me to ending or home key to get me to start and nudge with page-up or rage down. I don’t want to double click in to the region and type in or use a mouse to change value. So I guess the question here is. Is it possible to write an interface that dose that?
Subject:RE: making key-board shortcuts w/script Reply by: jetdv Date:6/19/2005 8:58:15 PM You can write a script that will modify one or more regions in some way and then assign that to a keypress. So, yes, it seems what you are wanting to do is possible - just not in exactly the way you are thinking. For example, you could write a script that makes the beginning sooner, the beginning later, the ending sooner, and the ending later and then call them using separate keys. You could also use arguments so that a single script could do all four but you'd still need 4 keys for calling the script.

Subject:making key-board shortcuts w/script

Posted by: tpeda

Date:6/19/2005 2:39:59 PM

For example I make a region in sound forge
Now I want to nudge either the start marker or end marker with a key

lets say hit the end key to get me to ending or home key to get me to start and nudge with page-up or rage down.

I don’t want to double click in to the region and type in or use a mouse to change value.

So I guess the question here is.
Is it possible to write an interface that dose that?

Subject:RE: making key-board shortcuts w/script

Reply by: jetdv

Date:6/19/2005 8:58:15 PM

You can write a script that will modify one or more regions in some way and then assign that to a keypress. So, yes, it seems what you are wanting to do is possible - just not in exactly the way you are thinking.

For example, you could write a script that makes the beginning sooner, the beginning later, the ending sooner, and the ending later and then call them using separate keys.

You could also use arguments so that a single script could do all four but you'd still need 4 keys for calling the script.