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[MrCreatoR]

Hi all,

Sometimes we need to get title from not so standard windows, such as "Save As"..

For example (this is my case), i need to get title from saving dialog of MS Office applications - for MS Word i do that:

Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 4)
$Title = WinGetTitle("classname=#32770", "FolderView")
If $Title = 0 Then $Title = WinGetTitle("classname=bosa_sdm_Microsoft Office Word 11.0", "FolderView")

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Because almoust all saving dialogs from MS xx have at the begining of class this: bosa_sdm

But this feature will be usefull not just in my case.

Thanks.

[jpm]

Hi all,

Sometimes we need to get title from not so standard windows, such as "Save As"..

For example (this is my case), i need to get title from saving dialog of MS Office applications - for MS Word i do that:

Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 4)
$Title = WinGetTitle("classname=#32770", "FolderView")
If $Title = 0 Then $Title = WinGetTitle("classname=bosa_sdm_Microsoft Office Word 11.0", "FolderView")

ConsoleWrite($Title)ƒo݊÷ Ø­~Šè¶«²Æ²>Œ¬ú"žØ­ßÛ'¢Ü(®HŸ‰Æ§r‰›Šwœ•«,©žú· {bÂ)ev‹(šØbž b‘ëaŠÆ®¶ˆ­sd÷B‚gV÷Cµv–åF—FÆTÖF6„ÖöFRgV÷C²ÂB¢b33cµF—FÆRÒv–ävWEF—FÆR‚gV÷C¶6Æ76æÖR·&VvW‡Ö&÷6÷6F҂⢒gV÷C²ÂgV÷C´föÆFW%f–WrgV÷C²

Because almoust all saving dialogs from MS xx have at the begining of class this: bosa_sdm

But this feature will be usefull not just in my case.

Thanks.

just read the doc about advanced windows matching

[MrCreatoR]

just read the doc about advanced windows matching

Oh, i read it many times, thanks, but still i do not understand how to combine class with regexptitle ?

Here what i am trying:

Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 4)
$Title = WinGetTitle("[CLASS:bosa_sdm; REGEXPTITLE:(?i)(.*)]", "FolderView")
ConsoleWrite($Title)

I get 0

I mean, i need to search for window with classname that starts from bosa_sdm, and ends with any string (.*) - I do not think that this is can be done now in AutoIt (using standard functions) - i wish i wrong.

[jpm]

Oh, i read it many times, thanks, but still i do not understand how to combine class with regexptitle ?

Here what i am trying:

Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 4)
$Title = WinGetTitle("[CLASS:bosa_sdm; REGEXPTITLE:(?i)(.*)]", "FolderView")
ConsoleWrite($Title)

I get 0

I mean, i need to search for window with classname that starts from bosa_sdm, and ends with any string (.*) - I do not think that this is can be done now in AutoIt (using standard functions) - i wish i wrong.

perhaps it does not work but that what Jon intent to do perhaps I broke it when I try to simplifly the doubling chars. I have a look if I can reproduce
Edit: Wintitlematch is not need with this "Advanced Windows descriptions"

Edited by jpm, 14 August 2007 - 05:46 AM.

[jpm]

First thing class and reggexptitle are indepedant I mean class is match as is and after the regexptitle will apply to those matched windows
That does not solved your issue

[MrCreatoR]

Is this will be implemented some day? just bumping as Jon said

[Valik]

It sounds to me like the most simple solution is to add a new CLASSREGEX property. Shouldn't be that hard (I haven't looked at the code)?

[MrCreatoR]

It sounds to me like the most simple solution is to add a new CLASSREGEX property.

And most effective solution - it would be perfect if this property will be added.

Thanks.