Quote from: georgem on February 11, 2016, 11:20:56 AM

Quote from: jjjordan on February 10, 2016, 10:13:20 PM

I could go ahead and select them (quantity/blocks) manually but that would be a physical and mental challenge:
ARROWDOWN, SPACE, ARROWDOWN, SPACE, ARROWDOWN, SPACE, ARROWDOWN, SPACE, ARROWDOWN, SPACE, and so on... thousands of times!
That "problem" is very peculiar and I wouldn't think it would a be a very common one.
Still - does anybody have any ideas how to proceed, so I make my life easier?

AutoHotKey script would look like this:

Code:

^#!x::
Loop, 500
{
Send,{Down}{space}
Sleep, 50
}
Return

Explanation:

Code:

^#!x::

means you can trigger this macro by clicking Ctrl+Alt+Windows+x simultaneously.

then the following code (until Return is reached) is executed:

Code:

Loop, 500
{
Send,{Down}{space}
Sleep, 50
}

which means we are creating a Loop that runs 500 times, and each time we are sending a {Down} and a {space} keystroke,
followed by a small pause of 50 milliseconds so that spreadcoin-GUI can catch up. (probably not needed)

You'll need to adjust the numbers, hope this helps. Let me know how it goes.

Thanks georgem, this is a very valuable advice.
I might try AutoHotKey first on a VM.

I was looking at the debug console - can I use

Code:

sendfrom

and limit to about 1000 thousand blocks (or whatever the 100,000bytes limit is)?
I will just move all the blocks to another address. Still it will be repetitive, but it will only be couple of times...
I am not sure how exactly sendfrom works... Hopefully this will do the trick.