As per title, is it possible to customize the text in the tooltip that appears on the DF icon when a function is used?

Currently I am using the application "Audio Switcher" to switch between my main speakers, a cabled headset and a wifi headset. The application has a nice feature that shows the audio playback device icon as tray icon so I know which device is currently active.

Now I have decided to clean up my traybar which contains way too many icons and using a custom DF function to switch audio device would help cut down this one I mentioned above. The problem is that when I run the function with the assigned shortcut the tooltip on the DF tray icon simply says the script being run. Is there any way we can manipulate the message that appears?

For example I would like it to say: "Switched to audio device: XXX" where XXX is the chosen audio device. I have had a look around at all the functions but I haven't seen any that would help me. Did I miss something or there is no way to do that right now?

I already gave that a try but I don't really want to press the OK button each time I switch audio device. I switch frequently and it would start getting annoying very soon unfortunately

Maybe you can add it to your todo list for the future?

I guess I can create 3 different macros as a work-around and name each with the audio device name, that will do for now. Having the same shortcut cycle through them would be better but I can live with 3 for now

Hmm, I have not looked much at all the functions available and the audio one I'm using is downloaded from the user submitted list.

Which function should I use to run another saved function from within a function?

Thanks, I'll look into it

I ended up forgetting and never tested the function mentioned above, but checking the changelog for 9.0 Beta 4 I see that it lists this change:

• Change: Added a new scripting function to show tray/toast messages

I just tested it and it indeed allows to show a custom message