[Solved] How to Display the Handle(As a Number) That I Get From ObjCreate()?

[Zohar]

Hi

 

If I create a variable that contains a handle, for example to a Window, then I can successfully dislpay it with a MsgBox.

Like this for example:

Local   $H  =WinGetHandle("")
MsgBox(0,"",$H)

 It works, and I get a MsgBox with "0x000605A8".

 

But If I create a variable that contains a handle that was created with ObjCreate(),

then trying to display it, gives an empty MsgBox, and not some Hex number like before..

 

Please note that the variable does contain an object, because I can run methods from this object..

Like, doing $V.SomeMethod(param1,param2) works great.

So the variable does contain an object..

So why can't I display its handle?

 

Thank you

Edited May 1, 2014 by Zohar

[trancexx]

Because it's object type.

If you need pointer representation then use Ptr() on it.

[Zohar]

Hi trancexx

I tried it, and what I got now instead of an empty MsgBox, is a MsgBox with "0x00000000"..

[trancexx]

And what version of AutoIt you run?

[Zohar]

3.3.6.1

It is a bug that was fixed?
 

Edited May 1, 2014 by Zohar

[trancexx]

Yes, something like that. I'd have to check logs to say when exactly, but newer versions would get you pointer.

[Zohar]

I get it..

OK Thank you very much..

 

For the meantime, while I use this AutoIt Version, Is there a way for me to check if the Variable does contain an object?

Edited May 1, 2014 by Zohar

[JohnOne]

IsObj()

[Zohar]

Thank you JohnOne