Short:        Auto requester closer, now a commodity
Author:       paulh@Perth.DIALix.oz.au (Paul Huxham)
Uploader:     paulh Perth DIALix oz au (Paul Huxham)
Type:         util/wb
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

Attempts to close the specified window requester by inducing key events
into the input stream.

USAGE
  From the shell, OkayDokey supports the following arguments:

  PUBSCREEN=SC,WINDOW=WI,TIMER=TI/N,CANCEL=CAN/S,ACTIVATE=ACT/S,
  COMMODITY=CX,QUIET/S, QUITAFTER=QA/S

  PUBSCREEN is the public screen on which to look for a specific window
   requester. Case sensitive. Defaults to the default public screen
   (usually Workbench). It is also the screen the OkayDokey window will
   open on (unless you are using the CX argument). This argument is
   required for closing a window.

  WINDOW is the title of the window requester to search for. Case
   sensitive. There is no default. This argument is required for
   closing a window.

  TIMER is how many ¼ seconds to wait between window requester searches.
   4 = 1 second. The default is 2 (½ a second). Making this value too
   low could degrade the performance of Intuition on some machines.

  CANCEL if specified, selects the Cancel gadget of a requester (sends the
   sequence Left Amiga B). When not specified selects the Retry/Ok gadget
   (sends the sequence Left Amiga V).

  ACTIVATE Normally if the specified window is found but not active,
   nothing will happen. Specifiying ACTIVATE will force the window to
   become active and then send the appropriate sequence. This can take up
   to 2 TIMER cycles. If there is more than one window open with the same
   title by using this parameter you can close multiple windows on the
   same screen with the same title.

  COMMODITY This launches OkayDokey as a commodity with the name
   specified. If you are starting a new OkayDokey, no window will be
   opened. Exchange can be used to control the activation and removal of
   this OkayDokey. You may launch more than one OkayDokey as a commodity
   by using different names for them. In Exchanges' requester you can see
   what window title is being searched for. Supplying only this parameter
   when running OkayDokey will remove an OkayDokey with that name (see
   notes).

  QUIET If any errors occur, OkayDokey will not print or display any
   requesters complaining that something went wrong. Default is it be
   noisy.

  QUITAFTER will quit OkayDokey after it sends a command sequence to the
   first window that matches the search arguments. Default is not to quit.