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James
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Hi all,

So I've searched and Googled, you name it, but I can't find a good answer to my question. Is it possible to see what event has been fired by a COM object?

I'm using the iTunes.Application interface and I need to see whether OnCOMCallsDisabledEvent is fired. Once I've got that, I'm good to go ;)

Thanks,

- James

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Shouldn't it work this way?

$oItunesEvent = ObjEvent ( $oItunes, "_ITunes_" "interface name", 'iTunesEventsInterface' )
; or try this:
$oItunesEvent = ObjEvent ( $oItunes, "_ITunes_" "interface name" )

Func _ITunes_onCOMCallsDisabledEvent($reason)
    ; ...
EndFunc

Edited by ProgAndy

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Shouldn't it work this way?

$oItunesEvent = ObjEvent ( $oItunes, "_ITunes_" "interface name", 'iTunesEventsInterface' )
; or try this:
$oItunesEvent = ObjEvent ( $oItunes, "_ITunes_" "interface name" )

Func _ITunes_onCOMCallsDisabledEvent($reason)
    ; ...
EndFunc

I completely forgot about this function Posted Image

I'll have a play with it now.

Edit: Awesome! With a bit of modification it worked! Thanks Andy!

Edited by JamesBrooks
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