Detecting messagebox

[Kornel]

Hi, I'm looking for a function to detect unknown title window, which is msgbox. I only know that te diference by te msgbox and other windows is it style 0x94C801C5.

If anybody will know how to detect it, I'll be grateful.

[WolfWorld]

Hi, I'm looking for a function to detect unknown title window, which is msgbox. I only know that te diference by te msgbox and other windows is it style 0x94C801C5.

If anybody will know how to detect it, I'll be grateful.

See WinList

[Kornel]

ok, but I have a lot of diffrents titles, thats why I cant use that function. In most cases I just don't know what window will be appear, and what title it will have.

I'm must detect type of window, not title or content

Edited August 10, 2009 by Kornel

[WolfWorld]

ok, but I have a lot of diffrents titles, thats why I cant use that function. In most cases I just don't know what window will be appear, and what title it will have.

I'm must detect type of window, not title or content

Don't put anything in and it will show all windows.

WinList()

[Kornel]

It doesn't work

It shows all windows in whole Windows system (209 windows)... And when I put there main windows title, then it does not find msgbox windows..., with title "" it find only one window...

Is there any way to check window by a style or smoe window type?

[WolfWorld]

Now just use any WinGet.. function to get the Class, Style and etc.

$var = WinList()

For $i = 1 to $var[0][0]
 WinGet...($var[$i][1])
Next

[Kornel]

ok, I have some progress, can you tell me how to check style of window? i cant find any function ;/

[WolfWorld]

Use

Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 4)

Now in all of Win.. Function you can use

WinGetTitle('[Style:0x17CF0000; ExStyle:0x00000100]'...)

Edited August 10, 2009 by athiwatc

[Kornel]

doesn't work for style... in help file wrote:

A special description can be used as the window title parameter. This description can be used to identify a window by the following properties:

TITLE - Window title 
CLASS - The internal window classname 
REGEXPTITLE - Window title using a regular exp<b></b>ression (if the regular exp<b></b>ression is wrong @error will be set to 2) 
REGEXPCLASS - Window classname using a regular exp<b></b>ression (if the regular exp<b></b>ression is wrong @error will be set to 2) 
LAST - Last window used in a previous AutoIt command 
ACTIVE - Currently active window 
X \ Y \ W \ H - The position and size of a window 
INSTANCE - The 1-based instance when all given properties match 
One or more properties are used in the title parameter of a window command in the format:

[PROPERTY1:Value1; PROPERTY2:Value2]

It seams the style option doesn't exist. Thats why I wrote this topic >_<

[Kornel]

ok, I wrote a simple "child window finder", but I need to check style of window to be done

#Include <WinAPI.au3>
Func check_msgbox()
    Opt("WinTitleMatchMode",4)
    $asd=WinList()
    $wkpl=WinGetHandle("Main window")
    For $i = 1 to $asd[0][0]
        If $wkpl=_WinAPI_GetParent($asd[$i][1]) And $asd[$i][0]<>"Default IME" Then MsgBox(0,"open window",$asd[$i][0])
    Next
EndFunc

[monoceres]

You can use _WinAPI_GetWindowLong to retrieve a windows style & exstyle.

[Kornel]

ok, thx it works now!