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Please document app.exe_path and win.class on this page.
app.exe_path can be used, if the .exe name doesn't reveal the app's identity, but only the name of an ancestor directory.
win.class is sometimes a great way to be sure about the window's identity, if the app provides useful information - even being independent from app translations, in contrast to the title alone.
There's also win.title as opposed to the already documented title. It would be nice to learn the difference.
I think, this page should link to this page, so that one can easily get to the list of possible constraints when writing/editing .py code instead of .talon code.
app.exe_pathandwin.classon this page.app.exe_pathcan be used, if the .exe name doesn't reveal the app's identity, but only the name of an ancestor directory.win.classis sometimes a great way to be sure about the window's identity, if the app provides useful information - even being independent from app translations, in contrast to the title alone.win.titleas opposed to the already documentedtitle. It would be nice to learn the difference.