Disable/enable triggers

Not available in exe.

Syntax1 - set state

dis[+|-] [macro] [flags]

Syntax2 - get state

int dis([macro] [flags])

Parameters

macro - QM item name (full, case insensitive) or id (integer).

Can be QM item path. For example, "\Mouse\Next" is macro "Next" in folder "Mouse".
Can be list of items (multiple lines).
If sub-function, QM uses its parent function.

flags:

0	macro is not folder.
1	macro is folder.
2	macro is folder or not.

Options:

Default	toggle.
+	disable.
-	enable.

Remarks

Syntax1

Disables or enables macro trigger.

If macro is omitted, disables/enables QM (same as menu Run -> Disable Triggers).

If macro is "", disables/enables current file.

Syntax2

If used as function, just returns disabled/enabled state. For items, returns 0 if enabled, 1 if disabled, 2 if enabled but is in disabled folder or file. For QM, returns combination of flags indicating which trigger types are disabled: 1 - keyboard, 2 - mouse, 4 - window, 8 - command line, 16 - user-defined, 32 - file, 64 - event log, 128 - QM is in "disabled" state (gray icon), 0x100 - process, 0x200 - accessible object.

If macro is "", returns 1 if current file is disabled, or 0 if enabled.

Examples

dis ;;disable or enable QM
dis+ "Macro" ;;disable macro
dis+ "\Folder\Macro"
dis "Folder1[]Folder2" 1 ;;disable or enable two folders

int i = qmitem("Macro139")
dis i
if(dis(i)) out "disabled"; else out "enabled"

if(dis&128) ret ;;if QM is disabled, exit
if(dis&16) ret ;;user-defined triggers are disabled, exit