Start it running with `(START-TAB-WINDOWS)`. Bonus: `(KEY-WINDOW)` starts a process that monitors keyboard and mouse button events and displays them in a little window.
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By: Herb Jellinek (jellinek@newscenter.com)
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This document last edited on June 24, 2024.
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INTRODUCTION
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TAB-WINDOWS is a utility that makes it easy to review all of the open windows in the Medley environment. Once it's running, press META-TAB, and keep pressing META and press and release TAB to pop up (TOTOPW) successive windows.
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FUNCTIONS
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(START-TAB-WINDOWS) [Function]
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Call this to start the background TAB-WINDOWS process. Use the Process Status Window (PSW) to stop it.
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(KEY-WINDOW) [Function]
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This function starts a process that pops up a window that displays the keyboard and mouse buttons that are currently depressed. This might be useful for debugging code that handles keyboard and mouse input events, for instance.
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