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Zeitenwanderer
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 Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2002 7:50 pm Post subject: Any replacement for Windows Spy? |
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Tried to figure out the unchanging class name of IE 5.5 German edition. Used the Windows Spy, but found neither the help file for it nor could I identify a never changing class name... Suggestions?
I want to use @winatpoint, but how would I get the ones for an edit line inside a window?
Or does anybody know a replacement for the Windows Spy?
Please, help!!!  |
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LiquidCode
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Hello,
If you know the main class name of a window, you can get the window
id# of almost anything on the window by using the @window() function.
You can get the first element then step through until you find the right one.
example:
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%c = @window(#MyClass,FIRST)
repeat
%c = @Window(%c,NEXT)
info %c
rem or do something with the %c
until @not(%c)
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You can read more about the @window() function in the VDS Help file.
I hope that helped!
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Zeitenwanderer
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| Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2002 10:57 pm Post subject: Yes, it would help, if.... :-) |
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I really know to appreciate it - but just how do I find out this damn main class name..... Am I the only poor fool, who needs this option?
Any comments are taken!!!!
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Dr. Dread
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Joined: 03 Aug 2001
Posts: 1065
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
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Hi Zeitenwanderer!
You could try this piece of code that I threw together:
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LIST CREATE,1,SORTED
LIST WINLIST,1,CIN
list savefile,1,log.txt
shell open,log.txt
wait
file delete,log.txt
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That should give you a sorted list (in a text file) containing all windows
open on your system. Browse through it to find the items you need. Each
line holds Class Name|Window Identifier|Window title of the window.
The first value (Class Name) is the one that does not change.
Hope it helps.
Greetz
Dr. Dread
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