Trigger scopes (window, program)

For keyboard, autotext and mouse triggers you can specify window(s) where they will work or not work. It is known as trigger scope. A trigger scope is applied to triggers added afterwards, until another scope (if any). To create scope code can be used the quick capturing hotkey (default Ctrl+Shift+Q).

This is a full working script. To test it, create new script and paste all code. Or in file Keyboard triggers paste code from the #region. Then click the Run button and press Alt+1 etc in various windows.

using Au.Triggers;
var Triggers = new ActionTriggers();
var hk = Triggers.Hotkey;

#region you can paste this code in file "Keyboard triggers"

//these triggers work everywhere
hk["Alt+1"] = o => { print.it(o); };
hk["Alt+2"] = o => { print.it(o); };

//these triggers work only in Chrome windows (when a Chrome window is active)
Triggers.Of.Window("*Chrome", "Chrome_WidgetWin_1");
hk["Alt+3"] = o => { print.it(o); };
hk["Alt+4"] = o => { print.it(o); };

//this trigger works only in windows of chrome.exe
Triggers.Of.Window(of: "chrome.exe");
hk["Alt+5"] = o => { print.it(o); };

//this trigger works everywhere except in windows of chrome.exe
Triggers.Of.NotWindow(of: "chrome.exe");
hk["Alt+6"] = o => { print.it(o); };

//this trigger works everywhere
Triggers.Of.AllWindows();
hk["Alt+7"] = o => { print.it(o); };

//this trigger works only in Chrome and Paint windows
Triggers.Of.Windows(
	new("*Chrome", "Chrome_WidgetWin_1"),
	new("*Paint", "MSPaintApp")
	);
hk["Alt+8"] = o => { print.it(o); };

//this trigger works everywhere except in Chrome and Paint windows
Triggers.Of.NotWindows([
	new("*Chrome", "Chrome_WidgetWin_1"),
	new("*Paint", "MSPaintApp")
	]);
hk["Alt+9"] = o => { print.it(o); };

#endregion

Triggers.Run();