How to create a [Shift-Displays] macro?

They now have options for `LIMITED_EXPAND_MODE_ENTER`, `LIMITED_EXPAND_MODE_EXIT`, AND `LIMITED_EXPAND_MODE_TOGGLE` that you can manually insert in macros.

Currently enter and exit are broken, but they're aware of the issue and hopefully working on it - I submitted this issue with notification number 301120354.

From what I can tell this should be working in 3.2.3 which is the current release software. Would you mind checking if what you're attempting still fails?

Thank you.

Just tested on 3.2.3 Nomad Primary on Windows, no change. `LIMITED_EXPAND_MODE_ENTER` works in neither foreground nor background macro modes.

Toggle continues to work as expected.

Thanks for following up.

The macro needs to know which tab to put into LEM. The macro syntax is (3 as an example for Magic Sheet tab 3):

LIMITED_EXPAND_MODE_ENTER 3 ♢

Does that work? I can see it work here, but we'd need to know if the difference was the tab number or if there is something else breaking it.

Oh I was discussing this syntax with Sam Hess some time ago and apparently wrote a very lengthy draft of how that syntax does work sort of. The short answer is that it only works if you know for sure the tabs your targeting with that macro are in the foreground, if you're trying to switch tabs and expand them it blanks out some of the screens. I want to open 5 magic sheets, and expand them all, each one on a separate display, but if the device in question only has say 3 displays, only show tabs 3, 3.2, 3.3 in the foreground, expanded, but you instead end up with where some of your displays have nothing. I can't attach images here, but check the email for more in depth discussion, images, and relevant show files.

I'll actually send that email now and copy eos@etcconnect.com back in on it, notification number 301120354. Sorry for the delay on troubleshooting this.

Oh I was discussing this syntax with Sam Hess some time ago and apparently wrote a very lengthy draft of how that syntax does work sort of. The short answer is that it only works if you know for sure the tabs your targeting with that macro are in the foreground, if you're trying to switch tabs and expand them it blanks out some of the screens. I want to open 5 magic sheets, and expand them all, each one on a separate display, but if the device in question only has say 3 displays, only show tabs 3, 3.2, 3.3 in the foreground, expanded, but you instead end up with where some of your displays have nothing. I can't attach images here, but check the email for more in depth discussion, images, and relevant show files.

I'll actually send that email now and copy eos@etcconnect.com back in on it, notification number 301120354. Sorry for the delay on troubleshooting this.

Thank you for your report. This is now written up:

[EOS-54981]
LEM: When trying to expand a tab that lives on a screen that already has an expanded tab, the screen will grey out

Awesome, thanks!