AutoHotKey script workaround to focus Breakout apps launching in background

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According to #3235 (comment), since v1.0.9, Breakout Processes are launched in the background. This can be annoying if you are used to a process being launched in the foreground (i.e. its window focused). Below is a simple AutoHotKey script that catches the ShellHook for new window creation and focuses that window if it belongs to one of the processes of you name in the script (for my usage, I have set it to "explorer.exe", with commented-out lines showing how you can add multiple process names).

#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0
#SingleInstance Force
Persistent

detector := Gui()
DllCall("RegisterShellHookWindow", "UInt",detector.Hwnd)
messenger := DllCall("RegisterWindowMessage", "Str","SHELLHOOK")
OnMessage(messenger, recipient)

recipient(message, id, *) {
 if(message == 1) {
  if(WinGetProcessName("ahk_id " id) == (
   "explorer.exe"
   ; || "BreakoutProc2.exe"
   ; || "BreakoutProc3.exe"
  )) { 

   ; Do something with the window here.
   WinActivate("ahk_id " id)

  }
 }
}

To use this script, install AutoHotKey v2 and save the script as a .AHK file. Place this file either in your shell:startup directory, or add the following to the .ini of whichever sandbox(es) you want this script to apply to:

StartProgram="C:\whatever\FocusBreakoutProc.ahk"
LingerProcess=AutoHotKey64.exe