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| When you hover a window it will be raised to the front (with a delay of your choosing) and gets the focus. There is | ||
| also an option to warp the mouse to the center of the activated window, using the cmd-tab key combination for example. | ||
| To use this tool, copy the AutoRaise binary to your /Applications/ folder making sure it is executable (chmod 700 | ||
| AutoRaise). Then double click it from within Finder. To quickly toggle it on/off you can use the applescript below | ||
| and paste it into an automator service workflow. Then bind the created service to a keyboard shortcut via System | ||
| Preferences|Keyboard|Shortcuts. | ||
| AutoRaise & Launcher | ||
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| **Update**: It is now also possible to create an app bundle (for further instructions see at the bottom of this page). | ||
| If you prefer to use the app bundle version, replace "/Applications/AutoRaise" with "/Applications/AutoRaise.app" | ||
| and update the applescript accordingly. | ||
| This project consists of two components: AutoRaise and Launcher. | ||
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| Applescript usage: | ||
| AutoRaise is written and maintained by Stefan Post at https://github.com/sbmpost/AutoRaise. From the readme: | ||
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| on run {input, parameters} | ||
| tell application "Finder" | ||
| if exists of application process "AutoRaise" then | ||
| quit application "/Applications/AutoRaise" | ||
| display notification "AutoRaise Stopped" | ||
| else | ||
| launch application "/Applications/AutoRaise" | ||
| display notification "AutoRaise Started" | ||
| end if | ||
| end tell | ||
| return input | ||
| end run | ||
| "When AutoRaise is running and you hover the mouse cursor over a window it will be raised to the front (with a delay of your choosing) and gets the focus. There is also an option to warp the mouse to the center of the activated window, using the cmd-tab key combination for example." | ||
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| Command line usage: | ||
| See also: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/98310/focus-follows-mouse-plus-auto-raise-on-mac-os-x | ||
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| ./AutoRaise -delay 2 -warpX 0.5 -warpY 0.5 | ||
| While AutoRaise is concerned with GUI window and mouse behaviour, as a command line application it lacks a GUI itself. | ||
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| *Note1*: If no delay has been specified on the command line, AutoRaise will look for an AutoRaise.delay file in the | ||
| **home** folder. It will also check for the existence of an AutoRaise.warp file. This is particularly useful for the | ||
| applescript usage as described above because 'launch application' does not support command line arguments. The delay | ||
| should be specified in units of 20ms. For example to specify a delay of 20ms run this command once in a terminal: | ||
| Here is where Launcher into play: it's a menubar application that allows to conveniently control and configure AutoRaise. A mouse click on it's menubar icon will start/stop AutoRaise, preferences can be configured from it's context menu and will be saved between sessions. | ||
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| echo 1 > ~/AutoRaise.delay | ||
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| To enable warp, run this command: | ||
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| echo "0.5 0.5" > ~/AutoRaise.warp | ||
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| *Note2*: If you are not comfortable running the provided binary, then you can compile it yourself using this command: | ||
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| g++ -O2 -Wall -fobjc-arc -o AutoRaise AutoRaise.mm -framework AppKit | ||
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| *Note3*: To create the AutoRaise.app bundle, in a bash terminal type: | ||
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| ./create-app-bundle.sh | ||
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| Beware that AutoRaise.app runs on the background and can only be stopped again via "Activity Monitor" (or the applescript | ||
| above). Also command line arguments are ignored which means the app bundle version relies totally on the AutoRaise.delay | ||
| and AutoRaise.warp files in your home folder. | ||
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| See also https://stackoverflow.com/questions/98310/focus-follows-mouse-plus-auto-raise-on-mac-os-x | ||
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