Custom Query (3922 matches)

Hi

When I use either $MB_SERVICE_NOTIFICATION or $MB_DEFAULT_DESKTOP_ONLY flags (or the decimal/hex equivalents) for a msgbox, the timeout doesn't work. eg

#include <MsgBoxConstants.au3>
MsgBox($MB_SERVICE_NOTIFICATION, "Title", "Text",10)

Does not timeout. I am running Win7 32bit with the latest public release (3.3.12.0) and have tried the most recent Beta (3.3.13.19) but no joy.

Hello, I'm using an i7 6700T CPU with internal Intel 530 GPU And this piece of code:

HotKeySet("{F8}", "F8")

Func F8()

;Opt("PixelCoordMode", 2) ; Tried 0 1 and 2 without significant differences Local $tmp = MouseGetPos() Local $Checksum = PixelChecksum($tmp[0], $tmp[1], $tmp[0] + 50, $tmp[1] + 50) MsgBox(0, "Cksum", $tmp[0] & '/' & $tmp[1] & '/' & $tmp[0] + 50 & '/' & $tmp[1] + 50 & '/' & $Checksum)

EndFunc

While (1)

Sleep(100)

Wend

Checksum is often same value (only coord is modified), whereas I move the mouse cursor on different texts

Regards, Philippe

If an MFC ActiveX Control makes a call to

COleControl::GetControlSize(int* pcx,
   int* pcy )

, it is supposed to return the control's width and height. If the control is attached to an AutoIT GUI:

Local $oObject = ObjCreate("MFCActiveX.Control.1")
Local $GUIMain = GUICreate("Test", 800,600,0,0)
GUICtrlCreateObj($oObject, 0,0,800,600)
GUISetState()

It always returns x=100, y=50.

In any other container (.NET, VB, C++/MFC), this control correctly gives the height/width.

I can attach a sample MFC project that demonstrates this, or you can create one from scratch and add the following code somewhere in the control:

int iControlWidth, iControlHeight;
CString sControlDimensions;
	
GetControlSize(&iControlWidth, &iControlHeight);

sControlDimensions.Format(L"Width: %d Height: %d",iControlWidth, iControlHeight);

MessageBox(sControlDimensions);