-- What's Front.scpt
-- A script by William Donaldson
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-- Use: Tells you the program and title of the window you're currently active in.
-- Thanks to: "Peter Anderson2" for helping solve the iTunes "iPod Games" and iTunes store bug

-- delay 2 -- if testing in script editor, uncomment this line so it waits two seconds before getting info

-- Get Path to frontmost application
set appl to path to frontmost application as string

-- Get app's name
-- Known bugs:
-- #1 (FIXED): Quicksilver does not work with this. (FIXED)

try
	tell application appl
		set appname to name
	end tell
on error
	-- Programs that don't correctly report their name
	if appl contains "Quicksilver" then -- bugfix (#1)
		set appname to "Quicksilver"
	end if
end try

--Other Program support

if appname is "iTunes" then
	-- iTunes Support
	-- Known supported versions: 7.1.1 (5)
	-- Known bugs:
	-- #1 (FIXED): When looking at 'iPod Games' or the iTunes Store, these don't return special kinds or valid names (returns the value of windowtitle last time it ran somehow?!?), so I've set it to set iTunes as default. This appears to be a bug in iTunes, as there seems to be no other way to get this information through AppleScripting. (FIXED: Through use of System Events)
	
	tell application "iTunes"
		if visuals enabled then
			set windowtitle to name of current visual
		else if name of front window is not "iTunes" then
			set windowtitle to name of front window
		else
			try
				set windowtitle to name of view of front window
			on error -- If they don't have a name, they'll likely have a special kind.
				try
					set windowtitle to special kind of view of front window
				on error -- If not, we need to determine what it is by other means! (Bugfix #1)
					if window 1 is EQ window 1 then -- Equalizer
						set windowtitle to "Equalizer"
					else
						try
							tell application "System Events"
								tell outline 1 of scroll area 1 of splitter group 1 of splitter group 1 of window 1 of process "iTunes"
									-- if anyone knows of a more efficient way to do the following 7 lines, please let me know. thanks!
									set n to 1
									repeat until value of attribute "AXSelected" of row n is true
										set n to n + 1
									end repeat
									tell row n
										set windowtitle to value of attribute "AXValue" of static text 1
									end tell
								end tell
							end tell
						on error -- Too lazy to tell people to enable UI Scripting.
							set windowtitle to "iTunes" -- always need a fallback plan just in case!
						end try
					end if
				end try
			end try
		end if
	end tell
else
	try
		tell application appl
			set windowtitle to name of front window
		end tell
	on error
		set windowtitle to appname
	end try
end if

if windowtitle is appname then -- If a program just returns the app name as a window title, don't even bother displaying it.
	return "I am looking at " & appname & "." as string
else
	return "I am looking at " & "\"" & windowtitle & "\"" & " in " & appname & "." as string
end if