quaizywabbit

sorry i havent been around to follow up on this......havent been messing with autoit much... anyone who wants to take over keeping this updated or changed to function better with the current and beta releases is just fine with me...... got other fish to fry..... glad to see the concept wasnt a total waste of time...

Game windows are a crap shoot because the software uses DirectX to render the graphics. about the only thing i can think of is trying to make a autohiding tray(set to always on top), perhaps semi-translucent, so the game shows through..... can you resize the game window?

if you guys look further down the ANYGUI script, youll notice i included TargetStyle() ; Function Name: _TargetStyle() ; Description: Retrieves/Sets/Unsets/Replaces Styles and/or Exstyles of 'targeted' control/window ; When called with no parameters returns the current Styles/Exstyles for the window/control ; Parameter(s): $action[optional] - "set", "unset", "toggle", and "replace" ; $Bool[optional] - 1 to Update window/control when finished ; $Style[optional] - New window style (multiple styles can be BitOr'd) ; $ExStyle[optional] - New window exstyle (multiple styles can be BitOr'd) ; $LocTargethWnd[optional] - 'Local' _GuiTarget assigned variable

Yes... you have to use Guisetstate(@SW_SHOW) for EACH Targetaddxxxx( ) function......

You're welcome! I'm surprised this UDF has been going for over 2 years now with minor changes here and there and is still frequently downloaded....

you could periodically check the script name and the name entered in the startup folder(or registry) and make sure they always match..

try using CLIENT coords for the last parameter of _GuiTarget(), unless the control you refer to isn't in the same location each time you run the app...... click my signature to see an example of what i'm talking about....and for the latest version of ANYGUI (v2.8 now...)

Very nice!

it might work now since i added client-coords to the last param in _GuiTarget() theres an example posted in the thread seems to work for .net apps

have a look at ANYGUI in my signature........

nice job!!

.Net ControlID's and ClassnameNN's aren't consistent, but the control's position on the form usually is.

any chance ControlGetHandle() could have the x/y coords as an option, similar to ControlClick()?

use Client coords with _GuiTarget() [its an option in Au3Info tool] doesn't have to add anything, but it will get the hwnd to the control.....if you study the function there's a snippet in ther to get the ControlId (though most Autoit func's will accept hwnd in place of controlid.)

have a look at ANYGUI in my signature... _GuiTarget( ) will accept x and y coordinates of a point that falls within a particular control(in CLIENT coords) and get the hwnd to it. Those .Net apps are such a pain.....