lilx Posted March 20, 2009 Share Posted March 20, 2009 (edited) hello, well like the topic already says, i am looking for some windows classes that are hard to trace (atleast for me). let me explain. i am making a little fun script for myself where i use WinSetTrans to set trans to all my windows(on windows vista 32bit). with earlier advice from this forum they noticed me that if i don't filter out much of the windows classes that are hidden, the program is sucking up unnecessary performance. I think I got like 98% of them but now I found I didn’t filter a class that is really a thorn in the eye. When I have the program running (so winsettrans lower then 255) I see that when I drag a file the animation of the dragged file turn white. So I need to know what class(es) uses this action. I hope you guys can help me with this one. If correct i added a screenshot from this happening For if you’re asking yourself which classes I already got, here is my list;MediaPlayerClassicW|WMPlayerApp|Progman|SWT_Window0|SysListView32|BasicWindow|DV2ControlHost|DirectU IHWND|wxWindowClassNR|iTunes|Start|Button|Desktop User Picture|BasicWindow|Windows Sidebar|SideBar_AppBarWindow|SideBar_AppBarBullet|Internet Explorer_Server|NDeskPs: I looked up all the classes in windows side bar but still won’t work :S, so not using windows sidebar no more Edited March 20, 2009 by lilx Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jvanegmond Posted March 20, 2009 Share Posted March 20, 2009 No, you need to rewrite your logic that checks if a window is visible and not exclude certain classes. github.com/jvanegmond Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lilx Posted March 20, 2009 Author Share Posted March 20, 2009 well that is indeed a good point but know i come up with this problem... the filter script i use in my code. isnt made by me :S, Iam not that good at programming to come up with that :S. i got it from a guy here on the forum that was nice of him to help me with my idea. Well from the point I started the project a learned a lot but honestly I still dont understand much of his part. So I just tried to add IsVisible() to the script but I cant get it working. and with not knowing 100 % exactly what the code dos I cant see what I am doing wrong. So I will need to ask help again . And I still will need to the filter option in the for application as windows media player and such. Because setting transparency to video in wmp dont work. This is the part I got that manage the filter. expandcollapse popupFunc WinCheck() AdlibDisable() Local $oTemp If $aGlobalWin[0] > 0 Then For $x = 1 To $aGlobalWin[0] Local $SSO = StringSplit($aGlobalWin[$x], ",") If WinExists(HWnd($SSO[1])) Then $oTemp &= $aGlobalWin[$x] & "|" Next EndIf If StringTrimRight($oTemp, 1) <> "" Then Local $SSP = StringSplit(StringTrimRight($oTemp, 1), "|") Dim $aGlobalWin[$SSP[0] + 1] $aGlobalWin[0] = $SSP[0] For $y = 1 To $SSP[0] $aGlobalWin[$y] = $SSP[$y] Next EndIf Local $aWin = WinList(), $cTemp For $w = 1 To $aWin[0][0] If $aWin[$w][0] <> "" And WinFilter($aWin[$w][1]) And (Not StringInStr($oTemp, $aWin[$w][1] )) Then ReDim $aGlobalWin[$aGlobalWin[0] + 2] $aGlobalWin[0] += 1 $aGlobalWin[$aGlobalWin[0]] = $aWin[$w][1] & ",255" EndIf Next For $i = 1 To $aGlobalWin[0] If StringTrimLeft($aGlobalWin[$i], 11) <> $trans Then WinSetTrans(HWnd(StringLeft($aGlobalWin[$i], 10)), "", $trans) $aGlobalWin[$i] = StringLeft($aGlobalWin[$i], 11) & $trans EndIf Next AdlibEnable("WinCheck", 150) EndFunc Func WinFilter($iHandle) If Not BitAnd(WinGetState($iHandle), 2) Then Return 0 For $j = 1 To $SSEC[0] If (WinGetTitle($iHandle) == WinGetTitle("[CLASS:" & $SSEC[$j] & "]")) Then Return 0 Next Return 1 EndFunc Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jvanegmond Posted March 20, 2009 Share Posted March 20, 2009 It's not a very good algorithm. Let me get back to you on that in one or two hours. You can do a lot more with WinGetState. Try to check for at least these four parameters: 1 = Window exists 2 = Window is visible 4 = Window is enabled 8 = Window is active github.com/jvanegmond Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lilx Posted March 20, 2009 Author Share Posted March 20, 2009 It's not a very good algorithm. Let me get back to you on that in one or two hours.You can do a lot more with WinGetState. Try to check for at least these four parameters:1 = Window exists 2 = Window is visible 4 = Window is enabled 8 = Window is activewell i am glad you would like to help me on this one ;, because this part has really been the thorn in my eyes of this project for me and with the solution of this problem, i can compile my code as we speak .and I have been looking in the help to and I to went looking in WinGetState, as well as _WinAPI_IsWindowVisible, but with my lack of knowledge I cant seem to think of a algorithm for it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lilx Posted March 21, 2009 Author Share Posted March 21, 2009 hi, sorry to ask but did you find something that can help me? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Robin Posted March 22, 2009 Share Posted March 22, 2009 hi, sorry to ask but did you find something that can help me?Don't rush it bro...I think Manadar will give you a good script. Sometimes it DOES take a while for something to come out good Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BrettF Posted March 22, 2009 Share Posted March 22, 2009 You could always start from scratch with a fresh mind and try again... Vist my blog!UDFs: Opens The Default Mail Client | _LoginBox | Convert Reg to AU3 | BASS.au3 (BASS.dll) (Includes various BASS Libraries) | MultiLang.au3 (Multi-Language GUIs!)Example Scripts: Computer Info Telnet Server | "Secure" HTTP Server (Based on Manadar's Server)Software: AAMP- Advanced AutoIt Media Player | WorldCam | AYTU - Youtube Uploader Tutorials: Learning to Script with AutoIt V3Projects (Hardware + AutoIt): ArduinoUseful Links: AutoIt 1-2-3 | The AutoIt Downloads Section: | SciTE4AutoIt3 Full Version! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jvanegmond Posted March 22, 2009 Share Posted March 22, 2009 (edited) Sometimes it DOES take a while for something to come out good Exactly. Stupid SysListView32 control. I am digging into WinAPI now trying to figure something out.Edit: Filtering on class name might not even be a bad idea. At least not as bad as I initially thought. Edited March 22, 2009 by Manadar github.com/jvanegmond Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lilx Posted March 22, 2009 Author Share Posted March 22, 2009 hello, well sorry to seem so rushed, but i am really tryin to figure out this thing for a while know. and then knowing the manadar can maybe come with the solution makes me really hyper when i think about it. but so far you think that filtering classes isn't a bad idea? how do you find out or look into winapi? maybe i can do some reading or some searching 2 (h) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jvanegmond Posted March 22, 2009 Share Posted March 22, 2009 AutoIt help file has much on it. Functions start with _WinApi and also msdn.microsoft.com .. Try filtering classes at first. I noticed the desktop doesn't like transparency being set at all. github.com/jvanegmond Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lilx Posted March 22, 2009 Author Share Posted March 22, 2009 thx for the advice will look into it, but i was thinking of a method that maybe will work... here is my idea; can't you use winlist put the returned value in a array list. so there will come a list from all the program and classes used at the moment. tried this to. but i can't be able to add the class names to the array. So maybe adding a script that will look up the class name? and like i said i am not a pro in autoit, so maybe its just a silly idea Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
picea892 Posted March 22, 2009 Share Posted March 22, 2009 I really am not clear what you want but will take a stab at it. here are common class names you can get from the info tool Opera OpWindow Explorer CabinetWClass Notepad Notepad Notepad++ Notepad++ IExplorer IEFrame Task Manager #32770 Frostwire SunAwtFrame Miro MozillaUIWindowClass Skype tSkMainForm.UnicodeClass AVG Avg8WndClass_UI Spybot TformMain Winamp BaseWindow_RootWnd Samurize TClientForm Tuxpaint SDL_app Scitech SciTEWindow HTA HTML Application Host Window Class Abiword AbiWord OOCalc SALFRAME SeoNote Afx:00400000:b:00010003:00000006:DBE8031D Adobe AcrobatSDIWindow VLC wxWindowClassNR Jzip ATL:00654E98 Desktop Progman here is a for next loop which will get you class of visible windows using an exclusion list to augment. It's not pretty but it seems like you are in a rush. Is this what you want? #include <Array.au3> #include <Winapi.au3> $sExclude_List = "Start[CL:102939]|Start|Desktop|Start Menu[CL:102938]|desktop[CL:102937]|Program Manager|taskbar|Menu" $WinList = WinList() dim $WinList2[$WinList[0][0]][1] $count=0 For $i = 1 To $WinList[0][0] If $WinList[$i][0] = "" Or Not BitAND(WinGetState($WinList[$i][1]), 2) Then ContinueLoop If Not StringInStr($sExclude_List, "|" & $WinList[$i][0] & "|") Then $classed = _WinAPI_GetClassName($WinList[$i][1]) $WinList2[$i][0] = "[CLASS:"&$classed&"]" $count=1+$count EndIf Next _ArraySort($WinList2, 1, 1, $WinList[0][0], 0) _ArrayDisplay($WinList2) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
picea892 Posted March 22, 2009 Share Posted March 22, 2009 Windows sidebar sucks......good riddance Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lilx Posted March 22, 2009 Author Share Posted March 22, 2009 @ piccea892 thanks for the help . the script you posted didn't do exactly what i wanted but your script broth me to a other idea So I made this code(not very clean): #include <Array.au3> #include <Winapi.au3> Opt("SendKeyDelay", 2) ;5 milliseconds Opt("SendKeyDownDelay", 1) $var = WinList() _ArrayDisplay($var) WinWaitActive("Naamloos - Kladblok") Sleep ( 1000 ) For $i = 1 To $var[0][0] $text = _WinAPI_GetClassName($var[$i][1]) Send("number: " & $i & " Window Title: " & $var[$i][0] & "{TAB}" & "{TAB}" & "class: " & $text) WinActivate("Naamloos - Kladblok", "") Send("{Enter}") Next _ArrayDisplay($var) So now if I am correct I have all the classes names that are used on the current time the script started. And I did run my script in save mode and regular mode. And I come up with this list (btw, I am running vista Dutch version so somethings may be different or in Dutch) Hope you guys can tell if this list is of use? expandcollapse popup[b]This was in save mode:[/b] number: 1 Window Title: SciTE interface class: AutoIt v3 GUI number: 2 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 3 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 4 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 5 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 6 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 7 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 8 Window Title: CiceroUIWndFrame class: CiceroUIWndFrame number: 9 Window Title: class: ThumbnailStackClass number: 10 Window Title: class: ThumbnailStackClass number: 11 Window Title: class: ThumbnailStackClass number: 12 Window Title: class: ThumbnailClass number: 13 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 14 Window Title: Start class: Button number: 15 Window Title: class: Shell_TrayWnd number: 16 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 17 Window Title: Adrianus class: Desktop User Picture number: 18 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 19 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 20 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 21 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 22 Window Title: Menu Start class: DV2ControlHost number: 23 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 24 Window Title: Netwerk-flyout class: ATL:72AB31A0 number: 25 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 26 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 27 Window Title: AutoIt v3 class: AutoIt v3 number: 28 Window Title: AutoIt v3 class: AutoIt v3 number: 29 Window Title: AutoIt v3 class: AutoIt v3 number: 30 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 31 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 32 Window Title: C:\Users\Adrianus\Desktop\Nieuw - AutoIt v3 Script.au3 - SciTE class: SciTEWindow number: 33 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 34 Window Title: AutoIt Help class: HH Parent number: 35 Window Title: class: WorkerW number: 36 Window Title: class: Internet Explorer_Hidden number: 37 Window Title: class: HH_API number: 38 Window Title: AutoIt3Help class: AutoIt3 Help number: 39 Window Title: DirectorExtension class: DirectorExtension number: 40 Window Title: SciTE_SingleThreadExtension_Dispatcher class: Static number: 41 Window Title: HiddenFaxWindow class: FaxMonWinClass3 number: 42 Window Title: BluetoothNotificationAreaIconWindowClass class: BluetoothNotificationAreaIconWindowClass number: 43 Window Title: class: SecNotify number: 44 Window Title: MS_WebcheckMonitor class: MS_WebcheckMonitor number: 45 Window Title: class: DreamTriggers number: 46 Window Title: class: PNIHiddenWnd number: 47 Window Title: class: ATL:72C0B0D0 number: 48 Window Title: MMDEVAPI Device Window class: MMDEVAPI number: 49 Window Title: class: WorkerW number: 50 Window Title: Accumeter class: SystemTray_Main number: 51 Window Title: class: WorkerW number: 52 Window Title: class: WorkerW number: 53 Window Title: class: AUTHUI.DLL: Shutdown Choices Message Window number: 54 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 55 Window Title: class: WorkerW number: 56 Window Title: class: WorkerW number: 57 Window Title: class: WorkerW number: 58 Window Title: class: DDEMLEvent number: 59 Window Title: class: DDEMLMom number: 60 Window Title: GDI Window class: GDI Hook Window Class number: 61 Window Title: Naamloos - Kladblok class: Notepad number: 62 Window Title: Program Manager class: Progman number: 63 Window Title: MSCTFIME UI class: MSCTFIME UI number: 64 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 65 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 66 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 67 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 68 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 69 Window Title: MSCTFIME UI class: MSCTFIME UI number: 70 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 71 Window Title: MSCTFIME UI class: MSCTFIME UI number: 72 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 73 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 74 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 75 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 76 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 77 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 78 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 79 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 80 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 81 Window Title: MSCTFIME UI class: MSCTFIME UI number: 82 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 83 Window Title: MSCTFIME UI class: MSCTFIME UI number: 84 Window Title: Default IME class: IME [b]This was in regular mode:[/b] number: 1 Window Title: SciTE interface class: AutoIt v3 GUI number: 2 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 3 Window Title: class: UltraMonDeskTaskBar number: 4 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 5 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 6 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 7 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 8 Window Title: CiceroUIWndFrame class: CiceroUIWndFrame number: 9 Window Title: class: ThumbnailStackClass number: 10 Window Title: class: ThumbnailStackClass number: 11 Window Title: class: ThumbnailStackClass number: 12 Window Title: class: ThumbnailClass number: 13 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 14 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 15 Window Title: Start class: Button number: 16 Window Title: class: Shell_TrayWnd number: 17 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 18 Window Title: Adrianus class: Desktop User Picture number: 19 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 20 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 21 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 22 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 23 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 24 Window Title: Menu Start class: DV2ControlHost number: 25 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 26 Window Title: Tussen taken schakelen class: TaskSwitcherWnd number: 27 Window Title: Netwerk-flyout class: ATL:6DED31A0 number: 28 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 29 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 30 Window Title: CiceroUIWndFrame class: CiceroUIWndFrame number: 31 Window Title: TF_FloatingLangBar_WndTitle class: CiceroUIWndFrame number: 32 Window Title: Copperhead On-the-Fly Sensitivity class: Copperhead On-the-Fly Sensitivity number: 33 Window Title: AutoIt v3 class: AutoIt v3 number: 34 Window Title: AutoIt v3 class: AutoIt v3 number: 35 Window Title: AutoIt v3 class: AutoIt v3 number: 36 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 37 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 38 Window Title: class: UltraMonWndExt number: 39 Window Title: C:\Users\Adrianus\Desktop\Nieuw - AutoIt v3 Script.au3 - SciTE class: SciTEWindow number: 40 Window Title: class: UltraMonWndExt number: 41 Window Title: Naamloos - Kladblok class: Notepad number: 42 Window Title: class: WorkerW number: 43 Window Title: class: ConsoleIMEClass number: 44 Window Title: DirectorExtension class: DirectorExtension number: 45 Window Title: SciTE_SingleThreadExtension_Dispatcher class: Static number: 46 Window Title: CopperheadTrayIcon class: Afx:400000:0 number: 47 Window Title: class: WindowsSideShowPnPEventWindow number: 48 Window Title: SessionAgent class: WindowsSideShowServices number: 49 Window Title: BluetoothNotificationAreaIconWindowClass class: BluetoothNotificationAreaIconWindowClass number: 50 Window Title: HiddenFaxWindow class: FaxMonWinClass3 number: 51 Window Title: class: SecNotify number: 52 Window Title: MS_WebcheckMonitor class: MS_WebcheckMonitor number: 53 Window Title: class: PNIHiddenWnd number: 54 Window Title: class: ATL:6E1CB0D0 number: 55 Window Title: MMDEVAPI Device Window class: MMDEVAPI number: 56 Window Title: class: WorkerW number: 57 Window Title: Accumeter class: SystemTray_Main number: 58 Window Title: DDE Server Window class: OleDdeWndClass number: 59 Window Title: class: DreamTriggers number: 60 Window Title: $$LCDPOP3$$ class: 2770 number: 62 Window Title: 2e8 class: QTIdle: 2e8 number: 63 Window Title: LCDCountdown class: Afx:00400000:b:00010005:00000006:00030259 number: 64 Window Title: Realtime Soft UltraMon Taskbar Message Sink class: UltraMonDeskTaskBarManager number: 65 Window Title: Logitech LCDMedia Invisible Dialog class: 2770 number: 67 Window Title: MediaCenter class: NVMediaCenter number: 68 Window Title: class: RunDLL number: 69 Window Title: LCDClock class: Afx:00400000:0 number: 70 Window Title: UltraMon class: UltraMon App number: 71 Window Title: Windows Media Player Network Sharing-service class: ATL:00769018 number: 72 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 73 Window Title: class: ComboLBox number: 74 Window Title: Standaardconfiguratie - Script class: Script Window Class Name number: 75 Window Title: Toetsenbord-profiler van Logitech G-series class: LGDCore_LGDCore_1_0 number: 76 Window Title: LCDMon class: Logitech LCD Monitor Window number: 77 Window Title: HelperMsgListenerWnd class: HelperMsgListenerWndCls number: 78 Window Title: class: ATL:00406018 number: 79 Window Title: CopperheadHid class: Afx:400000:0 number: 80 Window Title: class: WorkerW number: 81 Window Title: class: WorkerW number: 82 Window Title: NvSvc class: NVSVC.DLL number: 83 Window Title: class: AUTHUI.DLL: Shutdown Choices Message Window number: 84 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 85 Window Title: class: ComboLBox number: 86 Window Title: class: WorkerW number: 87 Window Title: class: WorkerW number: 88 Window Title: MCI command handling window class: 3 number: 89 Window Title: class: WorkerW number: 90 Window Title: class: DDEMLEvent number: 91 Window Title: class: DDEMLMom number: 92 Window Title: HotStartUAWindowClass class: HotStartUAWindowClass number: 93 Window Title: TaskEng - Task Scheduler Engine Process class: TASKENGINEWINDOWCLASS number: 94 Window Title: DWM Notification Window class: Dwm number: 95 Window Title: class: CicLoaderWndClass number: 96 Window Title: GDI Window class: GDI Hook Window Class number: 97 Window Title: GDI Window class: GDI Hook Window Class number: 98 Window Title: GDI Window class: GDI Hook Window Class number: 99 Window Title: GDI Window class: GDI Hook Window Class number: 100 Window Title: class: tooltips_class32 number: 101 Window Title: Windows Defender class: msascui_class number: 102 Window Title: GDI Window class: GDI Hook Window Class number: 103 Window Title: GDI Window class: GDI Hook Window Class number: 104 Window Title: class: NDesk number: 105 Window Title: Program Manager class: Progman number: 106 Window Title: MSCTFIME UI class: MSCTFIME UI number: 107 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 108 Window Title: MSCTFIME UI class: MSCTFIME UI number: 109 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 110 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 111 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 112 Window Title: Default IME class: number: 113 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 114 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 115 Window Title: MSCTFIME UI class: MSCTFIME UI number: 116 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 117 Window Title: MSCTFIME UI class: MSCTFIME UI number: 118 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 119 Window Title: MSCTFIME UI class: MSCTFIME UI number: 120 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 121 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 122 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 123 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 124 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 125 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 126 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 127 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 128 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 129 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 130 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 131 Window Title: MSCTFIME UI class: MSCTFIME UI number: 132 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 133 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 134 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 135 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 136 Window Title: MSCTFIME UI class: MSCTFIME UI number: 137 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 138 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 139 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 140 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 141 Window Title: MSCTFIME UI class: MSCTFIME UI number: 142 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 143 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 144 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 145 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 146 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 147 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 148 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 149 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 150 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 151 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 152 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 153 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 154 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 155 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 156 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 157 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 158 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 159 Window Title: MSCTFIME UI class: MSCTFIME UI number: 160 Window Title: Default IME class: IME number: 161 Window Title: Default IME class: IME Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lilx Posted March 24, 2009 Author Share Posted March 24, 2009 Hello guys, Well, i am happy to report i found my problem and solved it . With my earlier script where I logged all the classes currently used on the computer helped me a lot. Well I found out that the action Drag in windows dont use a class it just write a value in the memory with no class used (at least I think). That why I just couldnt filter it and couldnt find the class number: 15 Window Title: Drag class: [15]|Drag|0x00110492 because this option dont uses no class I just needed to at to the winfilter option just a wintitle option. Whit that added I fixed the problem this is how my filter finally finished expandcollapse popupFunc WinCheck() AdlibDisable() Local $oTemp If $aGlobalWin[0] > 0 Then For $x = 1 To $aGlobalWin[0] Local $SSO = StringSplit($aGlobalWin[$x], ",") If WinExists(HWnd($SSO[1])) Then $oTemp &= $aGlobalWin[$x] & "|" Next EndIf If StringTrimRight($oTemp, 1) <> "" Then Local $SSP = StringSplit(StringTrimRight($oTemp, 1), "|") Dim $aGlobalWin[$SSP[0] + 1] $aGlobalWin[0] = $SSP[0] For $y = 1 To $SSP[0] $aGlobalWin[$y] = $SSP[$y] Next EndIf Local $aWin = WinList(), $cTemp For $w = 1 To $aWin[0][0] If $aWin[$w][0] <> "" And WinFilter($aWin[$w][1]) And (Not StringInStr($oTemp, $aWin[$w][1] )) Then ReDim $aGlobalWin[$aGlobalWin[0] + 2] $aGlobalWin[0] += 1 $aGlobalWin[$aGlobalWin[0]] = $aWin[$w][1] & ",255" EndIf Next For $i = 1 To $aGlobalWin[0] If StringTrimLeft($aGlobalWin[$i], 11) <> $trans Then WinSetTrans(HWnd(StringLeft($aGlobalWin[$i], 10)), "", $trans) $aGlobalWin[$i] = StringLeft($aGlobalWin[$i], 11) & $trans EndIf Next AdlibEnable("WinCheck", 150) EndFunc Func WinFilter($iHandle) If Not BitAnd(WinGetState($iHandle), 2) Then Return 0 For $j = 1 To $SSEC[0] If (WinGetTitle($iHandle) == WinGetTitle("[CLASS:" & $SSEC[$j] & "]")) Then Return 0 Next For $3rd = 1 To $SSEC1[0] If (WinGetTitle($iHandle) == WinGetTitle($SSEC1[$3rd])) Then Return 0 Next Return 1 EndFunc I am very thankful for the help and my problem is finally solved Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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