Not that I know of.

(I'm only responding so you don't feel ignored. I hate it when that happens to me.)

It shouldn't be impossible to hack a script for that. Not that I have the time nor inclination for it unfortunately, but one could use AutoIt or AutoHotkey in Windows, and similar languages for the other systems - if one doesn't know one of the "real" languages, that is. Just takes a resident loop that checks the active window. Quick-and-dirty way would be having it send hotkeys set in the Control Panel.

Okay, I may have a quick stab at an AutoHotKey script stub:

;
; AutoHotkey Version: 1.0.47.06
; Language:       English
; Platform:       Win9x/NT
; Author:         DreymaR, 0808
;
; AHK script stub for setting keyboard layout per application
; Warning: If any applications use Ctrl-Shift-# hotkeys, they may override the Windows ones causing this to fail.
;

#NoEnv ; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.
SendMode Input ; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability.
#SingleInstance force
#Persistent

SetTimer, CheckLayout, 500    ; Less to make it more responsive; more to refrain from spamming key presses

return

CheckLayout:
If WinActive("ahk_class Notepad") {
  Send {^+2}    ; Set this hotkey in the Language panel
} Else {
  Send {^+1}
}
return

^#r::Reload
^#p::Pause

Disclaimer: I did NOT try that out, and I'm having to break off now - but there you have it.  ;)

[edit: Okay, I tried that out and it's tricky. However, there are better ways involving the Windows API LoadKeyboardLayout and it's already been done. See https://www.donationcoder.com/Forums/bb … 1#msg75651 and download the ahk script or .exe file there - enjoy!]

[edit2: In case you're wondering how to use that neat little script, here's how:

- Run it once; it'll generate an .ini file
- If you're using a non-standard locale (like Colemak!) use RegEdit (from the Run... menu) to have a gander at the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Keyboard Layout\Preload keys. If you have a bunch of layouts, temporarily unload some to see clearer.
- The value from that key should go in your autoswitch.ini file's DefaultLang key, and the other layout in the second one.
- I think the best way of specifying apps is by ahk_class: If you have AutoHotkey installed (it's free and fun!) you'll have a Window Spy app that you can have running while a program's window is up. It'll show you info about the active window.
- Hence, a sample MonitorList value in the .ini could be 'ahk_class WordPadClass|ahk_class Notepad' (pipe separated list).

Hope that makes it clearer for anyone interested! It's good to know that this functionality is available.]