controlsend + @SW_HIDE

[ddeerr]

Hi,

I'm asking myself a question that i can't reponse, it is is it possible to make a control send with the option @SW_HIDE include ?

I mean like when you run for, example like :

$processID_regedit = Run("regedit.exe", "", @SW_HIDE)
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Do you know why ?

[ddeerr]

I test the code on Windows2000 (my first step was on XP) and it works ?

Probably i have a problem with my XP (strange but...)

[ddeerr]

Ok, If it can help someone i found the solution

With Windows 2000 you can use the class name as displayed with Au3info "[CLASS:#32770]" with the #

Run("regedit.exe")
WinWait("[CLASS:RegEdit_RegEdit]", "", 5)
$handle_regedit = WinGetHandle("[CLASS:RegEdit_RegEdit]", "")
ControlSend($handle_regedit, "", 2, "^f")
$handle_regedit2 = WinGetHandle("[CLASS:#32770]", "")      ; 2K
WinSetState($handle_regedit2, "", @SW_HIDE)
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[PsaltyDS]

I ran the below script both with and without the pound sign (#), and it worked both ways on XP Pro SP2.

Run("regedit.exe")
WinWait("[CLASS:RegEdit_RegEdit]", "", 5)
$handle_regedit = WinGetHandle("[CLASS:RegEdit_RegEdit]", "")
ControlSend($handle_regedit, "", 2, "^f")
$handle_regedit2 = WinGetHandle("[CLASS:#32770]", "")
WinSetState($handle_regedit2, "", @SW_HIDE)

What's the point of hiding the child window though?