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[quaizywabbit]

For those of you who like to manipulate other program windows:

05 MAR, 2007 ANYGUIv2.8  ANYGUIv2.8.au3   55K   7351 downloads

modified _GuiTarget( ) to accept array in ControlId parameter to specify x/y CLIENTcoords of point in control
(for those pesky .Net controls where controlid/classnameNN change frequently)

for example:

Dim $coords[2] 
$coords[0] = 200  ;point x to check in CLIENT COORDS
$coords[1] = 29;point y to check in CLIENT COORDS
WinActivate("Edit Database Item")
$Ctrltarget = _GuiTarget("Edit Database Item", "", "", $coords)

Edited by quaizywabbit, 04 September 2007 - 12:34 AM.

[zcoacoaz]

i was trying to do this a few minutes ago, good job!

edit: i tryed it, but i can't get it to work here is my code

_GuiTarget ( "My Test" )
_TargetAddButton ( "Test", 3, 3, 50, 30 )

Edited by Xenogis, 16 March 2005 - 01:22 AM.

[zcoacoaz]

yes

[zcoacoaz]

why isn't GUISetState(@SW_SHOW) in the functions?

[myredeemerlives]

Woa, I so totally never thaught of this in my entire life. This is one hot tomally script. You go boy.

[zcoacoaz]

Yay, i got it to work. This is awesome.

[zcoacoaz]

you might want to set everything up using arrays and doing lots of ReDimming that way we can control multiple things with a msg loop

[zcoacoaz]

you can't, the functions don't return anything

[Crome_BAD]

Do you NEED to have a target control when you use _GUITarget? In your example you use one, so i didnt know.

Crome

[SumTingWong]

What's up doc?

[zcoacoaz]

No you dont.

[Crome_BAD]

Ok thank you much for your help!

Crome

[Valik]

Doesn't that parameter make sense, though? Don't you think it's important enough that each function gets it? I mean, in a library which creates controls on 3rd-party windows, I kind of expect there to be a parameter in the function allowing me to specify what window I want to add to.

[Valik]

To embed a control into another window, I expect to make 1 function call and that's it. None of this GuiTarget() garbage. No fooling with global variables. Each function stand-alone and with no dependancies.

[Insolence]

How would you do it Valik? I think he's going for the same kind of thing as 'GUICreate,' and then adding controls.

I'd rather do his way then specifying a window each time?

[zcoacoaz]

i prefer the targeting to speed up writing it but it would be extremely simple to do it without

[zcoacoaz]

you still don't have GuiShow() in the functions

[zcoacoaz]

oops i wasnt thinking i ment GuiSetState()

edit: grammer error

Edited by Xenogis, 21 March 2005 - 02:10 PM.

[quaizywabbit]

Ya might have missed this post earlier.....

Left it out so other things like GUICtrlSetColor , GUICtrlSetImage , etc.....
can be inserted prior to calling GUIsetState()

[DaleHohm]

here's an example use...not perfect, but all controls and child windows show ok;

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Here's my attempt at modifying the previous example to work with the new parameters and parameter order... please feel free to correct anything I've misunderstood.

Dale

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#region Hoster demo addbutton
opt ("WinTitleMatchMode", 2)
#include <ANYGUI.au3>
#include <GUIConstants.au3>; must be included in main script for GUI Functions to work
Dim $myVar1, $myVarB1, $myVarB2, $myVarB3, $myVarB4, $myVarB5, $myVarB6, $myVarC1
Run('C:\Program Files\Micro Technology Unlimited\Hoster Demo\Hoster-demo.exe')
Sleep(8000)
WinActivate("Dialog")
ControlClick("Dialog", "Demo", 1); clears demo dialog box
WinSetState(" - Hoster", "", @SW_MAXIMIZE)
Sleep(2000)

ControlMove("Hoster", "", 1017, 20, 239, 700, 463)
$myVar1 = _GuiTarget("Hoster", "", "", 59648);<===Target is control on main application.
$myVarB1 = _TargetAddButton("Test", 750, 20, 100, 50, "", "", $myVar1)
GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)
$myVarB2 = _TargetAddButton("Test", 860,20, 100, 50, "", "", $myVar1)
GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)
$myVarB3 = _TargetAddButton("Test", 750,80, 100, 50, "", "", $myVar1)
GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)
$myVarB4 = _TargetAddButton("Test", 860,80, 100, 50, "", "", $myVar1)
GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)
$myVarB5 = _TargetAddButton("Test", 750,140, 100, 50, "", "", $myVar1)
GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)
$myVarB6 = _TargetAddButton("Test", 860,140, 100, 50, "", "", $myVar1)
GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)
$myVarC1 = _TargetChildCreate("Testing", 730, 200, 300, 600, $myVar1)
GUISetBkColor(0xff00)
GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)

While WinExists($myVar1)
      Sleep(100)
      If Not WinExists($myVar1) Then
         Exit
      EndIf
  WEnd
  _EndTarget()
  
#endregion