AutoIt Window Info

[Björn_2]

Hello,

I use the newest autoit Version 3.1 and I have a problem with "autoit window info".

autoit window info matches a TPanel2 and a TNewCheckListBox1 with 5 RadioButtons. Normally autoit window info shows me the name of the radiobutton but not in this case.

I get no information about the radiobuttons.

So I tried "TRadioButton3", "RadioButton3" but nothing happend.

Is it possible to get information about the by a script? Or is there another way to get the information I don't know?

Thx

[bshoenhair]

This will return the active focused control name when you press the "PAUSE" button

HotKeySet("{PAUSE}", "_GetFocusControl")

While 1
    Sleep(1)
WEnd

Func _GetFocusControl()
    msgbox(64 + 4096,'Focus Control', ControlGetFocus(WinGetTitle('')))
EndFunc

[dok_do]

Hello,

I use the newest autoit Version 3.1 and I have a problem with "autoit window info".

autoit window info matches a TPanel2 and a TNewCheckListBox1 with 5 RadioButtons. Normally autoit window info shows me the name of the radiobutton but not in this case.

I get no information about the radiobuttons.

So I tried "TRadioButton3", "RadioButton3" but nothing happend.

Is it possible to get information about the by a script? Or is there another way to get the information I don't know?

Thx

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

generally Txxx(Tradioxxx,Tlistxxx...) is made by Delphi , so it is not standard control.

[bshoenhair]

generally  Txxx(Tradioxxx,Tlistxxx...) is made by Delphi , so it is not standard control.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Doesn't matter, not only "standard control" can be read.

The problem that I have noticed is when you have a Delphi Tab with multiple TabItems that contain multiple "RadioButtons" or "CheckButtons".

The example I posted will read these problem controls, well at least the ones I have encountered.

[Björn_2]

Thank you very much, but the script doesn't give me the right informationen.

The window has three buttons: "back, cancel, next"

And the window contains 5 Radiobuttons.

In all the other windows I can click the radiobuttons or edit-fields or ... and your script gives me the name of the button. But in the window descripted above I only get the information of the three buttons.

I can't focus the radiobuttons and I can't reach the radiobuttons via keyboard.

Björn

[bshoenhair]

Thank you very much, but the script doesn't give me the right informationen.

The window has three buttons: "back, cancel, next"

And the window contains 5 Radiobuttons.

In all the other windows I can click the radiobuttons or edit-fields or ... and your script gives me the name of the button. But in the window descripted above I only get the information of the three buttons.

I can't focus the radiobuttons and I can't reach the radiobuttons via keyboard.

Björn

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Once you click the radio button it should have focus, have you tried this ?

[Björn_2]

Once you click the radio button it should have focus, have you tried this ?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Yes I have tried this.

If I click the radio button the next button has already the focus for your script.

[bshoenhair]

Yes I have tried this.

If I click the radio button the next button has already the focus for your script.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

What is the name of this app, I would like to see this issue ?

Please give URL to product.

[Björn_2]

What is the name of this app, I would like to see this issue ?

Please give URL to product.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

The Software is:

Easyware Basics 3.30

I can't find an url to download a trial version.

The only one I found is:

page

Here you can the one part of the software package.

There are three components I have to install.

Easyware Basics, Easyware Capture, Easyware Archive.

All of them are on my installation CDs given by the company.

Basics (on CD 1)