Wierd Window shows up

[jiglei]

Hello, I've created a autoit program that works only trhough the interaction of a tray. It is supposed to hide or show some windows when they exist, when the user clicks the tray items. But for some reason, there's showing up a window gui that I did not created or coded. The window looks like this:

Here's the full code of the program, don't ask for technical information, if you don't know what it is, its because you aren't supposed to know ;P :

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#Region ;**** Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_GUI ****
#AutoIt3Wrapper_Icon=sboticon.ico
#AutoIt3Wrapper_Outfile=Sbot Manager prototype v1.exe
#EndRegion ;**** Directives created by AutoIt3Wrapper_GUI ****
Global $Paused
Global $Botname[30]
Global $names[30]
Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 2)
Opt("TrayAutoPause", 0)
Opt("TrayMenuMode", 1)
$Hide = TrayCreateItem("Hide All SBot Windows", -1)
$Show = TrayCreateItem("Show all SBot Windows", -1)
$Min = TrayCreateItem("Minimize", -1)
$Exittray = TrayCreateItem("Exit Program", -1)
While 1
    $tMsg = TrayGetMsg()
    Switch $tMsg
        Case $Hide
            $Windows = WinList("SBot")
            For $i = 1 To $Windows[0][0]
                WinSetState($Windows[$i][0], "", @SW_HIDE)
                $names[$i] = ControlGetText($Windows[$i][0], "", 570)
                $Botname[$i] = TrayCreateItem($names[$i])
            Next
        Case $Show
            $Windows = WinList("SBot")
            For $i = 1 To $Windows[0][0]
                WinSetState($Windows[$i][0], "", @SW_SHOW)
                TrayItemDelete($Botname[$i])
            Next
        Case $Botname[1]
            WinSetState($names[1], "", @SW_SHOW)
            WinActivate($names[1])
        Case $Botname[2]
            WinSetState($names[2], "", @SW_SHOW)
            WinActivate($names[2])
        Case $Botname[3]
            WinSetState($names[3], "", @SW_SHOW)
            WinActivate($names[3])
        Case $Botname[4]
            WinSetState($names[4], "", @SW_SHOW)
            WinActivate($names[4])
        Case $Botname[5]
            WinSetState($names[5], "", @SW_SHOW)
            WinActivate($names[5])
        Case $Botname[6]
            WinSetState($names[6], "", @SW_SHOW)
            WinActivate($names[6])
        Case $Botname[7]
            WinSetState($names[7], "", @SW_SHOW)
            WinActivate($names[7])
        Case $Botname[8]
            WinSetState($names[8], "", @SW_SHOW)
            WinActivate($names[8])
        Case $Botname[9]
            WinSetState($names[9], "", @SW_SHOW)
            WinActivate($names[9])
        Case $Botname[10]
            WinSetState($names[10], "", @SW_SHOW)
            WinActivate($names[10])
        Case $Botname[11]
            WinSetState($names[11], "", @SW_SHOW)
            WinActivate($names[11])
        Case $Botname[12]
            WinSetState($names[12], "", @SW_SHOW)
            WinActivate($names[12])
        Case $Botname[13]
            WinSetState($names[13], "", @SW_SHOW)
            WinActivate($names[13])
        Case $Botname[14]
            WinSetState($names[14], "", @SW_SHOW)
            WinActivate($names[14])
        Case $Botname[15]
            WinSetState($names[15], "", @SW_SHOW)
            WinActivate($names[15])
        Case $Min
            $Windows = WinList("SBot")
            For $i = 1 To $Windows[0][0]
                WinSetState($Windows[$i][0], "", @SW_MINIMIZE)
            Next
        Case $Exittray
            Exit
    EndSwitch


WEnd

The window seems to show up usualy only when I press hide, can it have something to do with it?

Is there possibly something wrong with my arrays or variables?

Please help me, by trying the code or giving a quick eye on it...

Thanks for your time.

PS: If I close that window, the program will also close.

Edited September 27, 2009 by jiglei

[AdmiralAlkex]

That is the hidden AutoIt window. You can test it by using AutoItWinSetTitle("kjndgkjd")

To fix it you should remove your Opt("Win... and use window handles instead of titles. Also do some error checking for those WinList().

[jiglei]

That is the hidden AutoIt window. You can test it by using AutoItWinSetTitle("kjndgkjd")

To fix it you should remove your Opt("Win... and use window handles instead of titles. Also do some error checking for those WinList().

Thanks, I'll try it then. While I was searching for a soulution, I found that that option changed that window name.

I'll report when I have time to try what you suggested.

EDIT: FIXED!!!

I found a way around it, thanks to your clues.

Thank you once more

Edited September 27, 2009 by jiglei