The user can choose to have a window selected by a process (i.e. This is no different from other options which are available. This will mean indeed that it is possible for any window to be selected, because this is a score based match. The match conditions are as stated, that the best matching window will be found by counting the number of matching characters from the start of the string.

This is also extremely dangerous for cases where things like 'YouTube' might match something 'Your Bank Info' as an extreme example.Ĭan you confirm the actual match conditions here? I'm unsure if I'm just misreading this code, or if this wasn't very well tested outside the specific use case, as it appears this will match any amount of characters from the previous title to the new title? Meaning, for example, you could have a window that is 'YouTube' and another of 'Yasmine's Bakery' and because the first letter matches, it will match. I have included updates to all appropriate documentation.All commit messages are properly formatted and commits squashed where appropriate.My code has been run through clang-format.New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality).

Here the code is straightforward and includes a check for terminating nuls.

The only point of risk is the window_rating function in window-heplers.c, but functionality is in an 'else if' that is used only when priority is set to the the new enum WINDOW_PRIORITY_TITLE_START. I have built obs-studio and tested the option out with the YouTube chat window. This solution solves this problem where the title starts off predictably, but then has some part which changes (as is the case with the YouTube chat window). An example of this is the pop out chat window in YouTube which puts the url in the title and thus the window name is not the same each time. This solves the problem where the window title is not always the same, yet there is a need to match it. DescriptionĪdded a new option of the Window Match Priority drop down menu for window capture title matching which scores titles according to how many characters are matched from the start of the string to select the most appropriate window. This is useful for matching windows that have titles that vary, such as the popped out chat window of YouTube. UI: New option in window capture window match priorityĪdded 'Window title must match beginning' which picks the window that matches the most characters in sequence from the start of the title.

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