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I use a terminal in TXT format on my work, running in a window inside Windows Vista.

AutoIt:

I want to get a string from a specific part of the terminal window and put it in a AutoIt variable.

It's possible to do that?

OBS: The cursor can reach any part of the terminal window by using arrows, and it's also possible to select the required text and use Control + V to copy it.

Thanks in advance!

André.

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I use a terminal in TXT format on my work, running in a window inside Windows Vista.

AutoIt:

I want to get a string from a specific part of the terminal window and put it in a AutoIt variable.

It's possible to do that?

OBS: The cursor can reach any part of the terminal window by using arrows, and it's also possible to select the required text and use Control + V to copy it.

Thanks in advance!

André.

You can send Alt space then ES then Enter to select all the text on the screen. Then past it into a variable and extract the part you want.

Something like this might do what you want.

Send("!E")
Send|("S{ENTER}")
$txt = clipget
MsgBox(262144,"Screen text is",$txt)
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