Hello,
I have a problem that might be resolved via the Powershell cmdlets, but in a roundabout way I am hoping this makes a clear reasoning for a feature request.
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I am currently trying to write a Powershell script to automate the extraction of information from a program window.
It is a static table, i can select a line but I have no way to cursor move, or space, or tab through the cells and copy/paste the data out.
Before I go any further, I must make it clear that any solution must work under the following environmental restrictions:
* You have User privileges only
* You cannot install or run an EXE, or add COM objects.
* Only Powershell v2.0 is available.
I extracted the AutoItX powershell cmdlets module and Dll files from the zip file, but Powershell v3.0 restrictions forbid Import-Module.
I was able to get around this by running 'Powershell -version 2' and downloading this version of the cmdlets:
https://github.com/rhapsodyman/AutoIt/blob/master/autoit-v3/install/AutoItX/
The demo commands shown on this webpage work perfectly fine with Notepad
https://www.autoitconsulting.com/site/scripting/autoit-cmdlets-for-windows-powershell/
Since it is not possible to run or execute AU3INFO.EXE, I have no way of finding the control name or handle of the table I need from within the window.
It seems the only way available would be if there was a powershell cmdlet that would list all of the controls in a window, and present them in a formatted table.
From there I could try each control individually until I hit gold.
Who would I need to contact regarding this feature, and how realistic is it that this feature would be added or implemented?
