MacroZone

This Projects Goal

This projects goal is to create a simple to use, and practical way to create macros.

Documentation For MacroZoneScript

Making a file

Just make a file ending in .mz . mz standing for "macro zone" Example myFirstMacro.mz

Writing a Macro

To write a macro, open up the file you created in your editor of choice, then write the commands you want.

Commands

macro:keypress{keyYouWantToBePressed}

Will press the key you enter in the brackets

macro:sleep:{amountOfTimeMilisecconds}

Will sleep the macro

Build Instructions for Macro Zone

Prerequisites

1. Microsoft Visual Studio:

   • Download and install Microsoft Visual Studio.
   • Ensure the following components are installed:
     • Desktop development with C++ workload
     • Windows 10 SDK
   • Open Visual Studio and clone the repository.

2. Git:

   • Install Git to clone the repository if you haven't already.

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Build Steps

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/macro-zone.git
   cd macro-zone

2. Open the project in Visual Studio:

   • Double-click the MacroZone.sln file in the project root.

3. Set the build configuration:

   • From the toolbar, select the appropriate configuration (e.g., Release or Debug).

4. Build the project:

   • Press Ctrl + Shift + B or go to Build > Build Solution.

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Adding Macro Zone to the PATH

1. Locate the output directory:

   • After building, the executable (MacroZone.exe) will be in the bin directory of your chosen configuration (e.g., bin\Release).

2. Add the directory to the PATH:

   • Open System Properties:
     • Press Win + S, search for "Environment Variables," and click Edit the system environment variables.
   • In the System Properties window, click the Environment Variables button.
   • In the Environment Variables window, find the Path variable under System Variables and click Edit.
   • Click New and paste the path to the bin\Release directory containing MacroZone.exe.
   • Click OK to close all windows.

3. Verify the PATH:

   • Open Command Prompt and type:

     MacroZone

   • The application should launch if added correctly.

Warning

This program does not work if you lanch the EXE, you have to run it via the terminal