ToolBarWindow

[erez]

Hi

I am trying to press a button in regular ToolBarWindow (ToolBarWindow321).

I Search for regular Control Command in Autoit but couldnt find one.

I tray to use Auto3Lib using the function _Toolbar_ButtonCount , but every time that I am using one of the ToolBar functions, I receive error message like this:

C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Include\A3LToolbar.au3 (163) : ==> Unknown function name.:

Return _SendMessage($hWnd, $TB_BUTTONCOUNT, 0, 0)

Return ^ ERROR

My problems are:

1. Is there any way to control ToolBarWindow using standard AutoIt command?

2. When I using Auto3Lib: why am I receiving this error?

Referring to the Auto3Lib I add all the include files of this library to the include directory of AutoIt application.

Thank in advanced

Erez

[PaulIA]

Hi

I am trying to press a button in regular ToolBarWindow (ToolBarWindow321).

I Search for regular Control Command in Autoit but couldnt find one.

I tray to use Auto3Lib using the function _Toolbar_ButtonCount , but every time that I am using one of the ToolBar functions, I receive error message like this:

C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Include\A3LToolbar.au3 (163) : ==> Unknown function name.:

Return _SendMessage($hWnd, $TB_BUTTONCOUNT, 0, 0)

Return ^ ERROR

My problems are:

1. Is there any way to control ToolBarWindow using standard AutoIt command?

2. When I using Auto3Lib: why am I receiving this error?

Referring to the Auto3Lib I add all the include files of this library to the include directory of AutoIt application.

Thank in advanced

Erez

Auto3Lib requires the latest beta in order to work. The _SendMessage function is in Misc.au3 and was added after the offical release. After you've installed the beta version of AutoIt, you can run the Toolbar demos included with Auto3Lib. If you need help with Auto3Lib, please post your questions to the Auto3Lib thread in the Example Scripts forum.

Thanks,

Paul

[erez]

Paul,

I Search for the missing function , add it to the code, and it is working very good.

Thanks for the fast replay.

Thank you for doing very good job.

Shalom.