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It looks like Window dialog boxes usually have Class: #32770. I need to id these boxes without using any text for functions like "WinWaitActive" or "WinActive". Since these functions take no condtrol ID but only "title", I need something to help id it besides Class: #32770. I cannot use dialog box's title text or any text on it, because I need my program to run on multiple OSes in different languages.

A quick test is to open "Phone and Modens Options" and "Game Controls" dialog boxes from Control Panel and see if there is a way to ID them without using any text string.

Thanks for the help!

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Ok, I ask this in a different way.

Can you setup a logic that functions like WinWaitActive, but it check the window for buttons, Edit, window style... then decide if the right window is found and wait ends?

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Ok, I ask this in a different way.

Can you setup a logic that functions like WinWaitActive, but it check the window for buttons, Edit, window style... then decide if the right window is found and wait ends?

Look at all the "Win" functions in AutoIt. You should be able to get the 'Classlist'(Controls), the title, position, the process, ect. :)

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Please do me a favor, could you give me an example of:

1, If a window only has 2 buttons, condition met and wait ends.

2, If the Sytle: 0x96C80284, then the right window found and wait ends.

Any one of the above is fine. I need some idea to get myself pass this.

Thanks for the help!

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Please do me a favor, could you give me an example of:

1, If a window only has 2 buttons, condition met and wait ends.

2, If the Sytle: 0x96C80284, then the right window found and wait ends.

Any one of the above is fine. I need some idea to get myself pass this.

Thanks for the help!

Np. Here ya go!

#include <Constants.au3>
#include <WinAPI.au3>
;


$APIGET = _WinAPI_GetWindowLong(WinGetHandle("AutoIt Help"), $GWL_STYLE)
MsgBox(0,  "", Hex($APIGET)) ; Style

$Array = WinGetClassList("AutoIt Help")
$Array = StringSplit($Array, @CRLF)
$iNumofButtons = 0
For $I = 1 To $Array[0] 
    If StringInStr($Array[$I], "Button") >= 1 Then $iNumofButtons += 1
Next

MsgBox(0, "", $iNumofButtons)
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Thanks!!!!!!!!!!

Just one more question, can I replace "AutoIt Help" with the current active window (the most top one)? Assume I don't know which window is the active one and the title of that window, so I can use this logic to the check the active window's style until match found.

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Thanks!!!!!!!!!!

Just one more question, can I replace "AutoIt Help" with the current active window (the most top one)? Assume I don't know which window is the active one and the title of that window, so I can use this logic to the check the active window's style until match found.

You can if you like.

Another cool command is "WinList". It creates an array of every window currently running. Not only does it give you the text but it also gives you the handle.

Here is an example of how I used it for an old "Xfire" bot:

$Timer = TimerInit()

While 1

    $list = WinList()
    For $I = 1 to $list[0][0]
        
        If StringInStr($list[$I][0], "- Chat Window") >= 1  AND IsVisible($list[$I][1]) Then 
            ;MsgBox(0, "", $list[$I][0])
            WinActivate($list[$I][1])
            $Name = StringRegExp($list[$I][0], "(.*) -", 1)
            Send("Hey " & $Name[0] & ". I'm currently AFK=) Time AFK: " & Round((TimerDiff($Timer) / 1000), 1) & " seconds")
            Send("{ENTER}")
            WinClose($list[$I][1])
            ExitLoop
        EndIf

    Next

    Sleep(1000)

WEnd

Func IsVisible($handle)
  If BitAnd( WinGetState($handle), 2 ) Then 
    Return 1
  Else
    Return 0
  EndIf

EndFunc

It sits there and loops through all the windows until it finds a new "Chat window". It grabs the persons name and replies back to them :)

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