Here's an example, with code.
###NOTES:
- I included two different ways of referencing the sub-parts of each variable.
- Using the standard index method, like
ScreenArea[1]etc. - Using "dot notation", like
ScreenArea.leftetc. - Obviously, you can use whichever makes most sense to you.
- I commented out the actual "IF"s, because I had nothing to test for. Because of this, I haven't tested the "IF"s, so if I mis-typed anything, you'll have to figure it out.
- In place of the "IF"s, I put in a couple of "Display Text in a Window" actions.
- In these actions, I used the Calculate token so I could display the values in a text-based field. I had never tried this before - this is kind of cool.
Screen Areas List Example.kmmacros (9.6 KB)
