Auto3Lib

[MisterBates]

Hi PaulIA,

In this post I'm trying to find out the position of my taskbar icon using your menu functions and I'm finding that my taskbar icon does not return any button text, even when I've set the tooltip text.

Is it just my machine? Does this work on your machine? Is this the easiest/quickest way to find my taskbar icon position?

[PaulIA]

Hi PaulIA,

In this post I'm trying to find out the position of my taskbar icon using your menu functions and I'm finding that my taskbar icon does not return any button text, even when I've set the tooltip text.

Is it just my machine? Does this work on your machine? Is this the easiest/quickest way to find my taskbar icon position?

Answered in other thread. Buttons in a Toolbar are zero based, not one based.

[GaryFrost]

@PaulIA

The following will allow you to set the background image on the listview you create, needs some work

Func _ListView_Create($hWnd, $iX, $iY, $iWidth = 150, $iHeight = 150, $iStyle = 0x0000000D, $iExStyle = 0x00000000)
    Local $hList
    Local Const $ICC_LISTVIEW_CLASSES = 0x1
    Local Const $COINIT_MULTITHREADED = 0x0
    Local Const $COINIT_APARTMENTTHREADED = 0x2
    Local Const $COINIT_DISABLE_OLE1DDE = 0x4
    Local Const $COINIT_SPEED_OVER_MEMORY = 0x8
    Local $stICCE = DllStructCreate('dword;dword')
    DllStructSetData($stICCE, 1, DllStructGetSize($stICCE))
    DllStructSetData($stICCE, 2, $ICC_LISTVIEW_CLASSES)
    DllCall('comctl32.dll', 'int', 'InitCommonControlsEx', 'ptr', DllStructGetPtr($stICCE))
    DllCall('ole32.dll', 'long', 'CoInitializeEx', 'int', 0, 'long', BitOR($COINIT_APARTMENTTHREADED, $COINIT_DISABLE_OLE1DDE))

    $iStyle = BitOR($iStyle, $WS_CHILD, $WS_VISIBLE)
    $hList = _API_CreateWindowEx ($iExStyle, "SysListView32", "", $iStyle, $iX, $iY, $iWidth, $iHeight, $hWnd)
    _ListView_SetUnicodeFormat($hList, False)
    _Lib_SetFont ($hList, _API_GetStockObject ($DEFAULT_GUI_FONT))
    Return $hList
EndFunc   ;==>_ListView_Create
 

[PaulIA]

Cool! Seems to work without calling InitCommonControlsEx first. Is there a reason you'd need to do that? I was thinking that AutoIt did this for you, but I could be wrong. Also, if you using CoInitializeEx, don't you need to balance that with CoUninitialize during shutdown? I'm wondering if I can pull the CoInitializeEx part out and call it once, globally for all controls. Maybe do the CoUninitialize globally too.

Thanks for the code.

[GaryFrost]

Cool! Seems to work without calling InitCommonControlsEx first. Is there a reason you'd need to do that? I was thinking that AutoIt did this for you, but I could be wrong. Also, if you using CoInitializeEx, don't you need to balance that with CoUninitialize during shutdown? I'm wondering if I can pull the CoInitializeEx part out and call it once, globally for all controls. Maybe do the CoUninitialize globally too.

Thanks for the code.

I was just going by what MSDN recommends to do.

I was getting a crash earlier in using the CoUninitialize, but by removing the InitCommonControlsEx call, it doesn't crash.

[PaulIA]

I was just going by what MSDN recommends to do.

I was getting a crash earlier in using the CoUninitialize, but by removing the InitCommonControlsEx call, it doesn't crash.

Thanks. I'll play around with it a bit and see if it can be done globally for all the controls without causing problems.

[PaulIA]

Release 4.0.14

Expanded the GDI+ library and added some new demos.

[GaryFrost]

@PaulIA

If you want your ListView styles and extended styles to work better

Replace in ListViewConstantes.au3

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Think you'll see an improvement in working with them after the change.

Gary

[PaulIA]

@PaulIA

If you want your ListView styles and extended styles to work better

Replace in ListViewConstantes.au3

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Gary

Below is the current list of styles/extended styles from A3LListView.au3. I think I have everything that you listed except for the Vista constants. I'm not currently supporting those as I have no way to test them. Building a Vista machine is on my "to do" list (with a lot of other things). I agree that it would be nice to get ListViewConstants.au3 file updated with the full list though. Who do we have to knee cap to make that happen.

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[GaryFrost]

Below is the current list of styles/extended styles from A3LListView.au3. I think I have everything that you listed except for the Vista constants. I'm not currently supporting those as I have no way to test them. Building a Vista machine is on my "to do" list (with a lot of other things). I agree that it would be nice to get ListViewConstants.au3 file updated with the full list though. Who do we have to knee cap to make that happen.

Not a problem getting them added in.

What I was showing you is the actual values need to be changed.

Just for kicks try the values I gave you for those that I listed.

Then add $WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE as a forced extended style on the create listview

Now when you change/add extended listview styles you'll see an improvement on how they work.

I found this out in trying to get your functions incorporated into the GuiListView.au3 to be part of the UDFs included on the install.

Should be sometime next week that I'll send you the 1st draft of the files for you to look over, maybe even come up with better ways to get some of it done

I'm currently creating Examples for the help, this also gives me a chance to test out each function and fix anything related if needed.

Gary

[PaulIA]

Not a problem getting them added in.

What I was showing you is the actual values need to be changed.

Just for kicks try the values I gave you for those that I listed.

Then add $WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE as a forced extended style on the create listview

Now when you change/add extended listview styles you'll see an improvement on how they work.

I found this out in trying to get your functions incorporated into the GuiListView.au3 to be part of the UDFs included on the install.

Should be sometime next week that I'll send you the 1st draft of the files for you to look over, maybe even come up with better ways to get some of it done

I'm currently creating Examples for the help, this also gives me a chance to test out each function and fix anything related if needed.

Gary

I guess I don't see what you're referring to. All the styles/exstyles you have listed I already have in A3LListView other than the Vista constants. The constants are value and name identical, so what would I be changing? As for forcing $WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE, I don't think you want to do that. There are many cases where you want the ListView to blend with a parent control (like a panel) to derive a custom control and forcing this style would prevent it from looking correct.

As far as an improvement on how things work, maybe you could give me an example script showing what you're referring to?

[GaryFrost]

I guess I don't see what you're referring to. All the styles/exstyles you have listed I already have in A3LListView other than the Vista constants. The constants are value and name identical, so what would I be changing? As for forcing $WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE, I don't think you want to do that. There are many cases where you want the ListView to blend with a parent control (like a panel) to derive a custom control and forcing this style would prevent it from looking correct.

As far as an improvement on how things work, maybe you could give me an example script showing what you're referring to?

Ok, try it this way.

Leave the constants as they are and set extend listview to $WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE, then add $LVS_EX_CHECKBOXES after creating it and see what happens to the edge.

Then try it with adding extende listview value of 0x4 which is the value I get for $LVS_EX_CHECKBOXES from my database.

Gary

[PaulIA]

Ok, try it this way.

Leave the constants as they are and set extend listview to $WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE, then add $LVS_EX_CHECKBOXES after creating it and see what happens to the edge.

Then try it with adding extende listview value of 0x4 which is the value I get for $LVS_EX_CHECKBOXES from my database.

Gary

Ok, so I'll write the code. I'm guessing this is what you're talking about for the first example?

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[GaryFrost]

Ok, so I'll write the code. I'm guessing this is what you're talking about for the first example?

hmmmm, yours keeps the edge

here's one for you tho.

Run the following, then click on another window that covers it up, then bring the script window back to the front, loses the client edge.

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Tried the same thing with the one I've been working on and it doesn't lose the client edge.

[PaulIA]

hmmmm, yours keeps the edge

here's one for you tho.

Run the following, then click on another window that covers it up, then bring the script window back to the front, loses the client edge.

Yep. There's a bug in the SetExtended call that needs to be fixed. If you take out the call to _API_SetWindowLong, it works fine. I'll fix that, but I don't think there is any problem with the constants, unless you're seeing something else.

[GaryFrost]

Yep. There's a bug in the SetExtended call that needs to be fixed. If you take out the call to _API_SetWindowLong, it works fine. I'll fix that, but I don't think there is any problem with the constants, unless you're seeing something else.

That may have been the problem all along, I'll do some more checking to make sure tho.

Thanks for you time.

[PaulIA]

That may have been the problem all along, I'll do some more checking to make sure tho.

Thanks for you time.

No problem. Thanks for helping me find the bug.

[PaulIA]

Release 4.0.16

Fixed a bug in _ListView_SetExtendedStyle that was over writing the control style (thanks gafrost)

[GaryFrost]

Set Insert Mark is not working

I realize this is for min. OS of WinXP

I'm running WinXP Pro SP2

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[PaulIA]

Set Insert Mark is not working

I realize this is for min. OS of WinXP

I'm running WinXP Pro SP2

I'll fix this for the next release. Thanks for reporting this.