Custom Query
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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #1713 | Rejected | Ctrl-Paste method for Send/ControlSend | Jon | Drapdv |
| Description |
It seems like some people, many of whom are overseas, are having trouble sending/controlsending because of characters getting inverted or sometimes just not making it. ControlSetText seems to be a good workaround when it's able to be used, but since that isn't always an option, I thought this might be something that could be incorporated. Basically, have an option to use Send or ControlSend to copy/paste strings rather than send individual keystrokes. It would eliminate case/omission issues for those that have them. |
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| #1714 | Wont Fix | controlID is not evaluated completely | Jon | u.kolender@… |
| Description |
When determining a control by class, id and text the text is not considered for identifying the control. Example:
$title = "Ersetzen" ; replace dialog $cID = "[CLASS:Button;ID:2;TEXT:Nonsense]" ; cancel button with invalid text MsgBox(0, "Debug", ControlCommand($title, "", $cID, "IsVisible", "")) --> the button is found and the result is "1". |
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| #1719 | Rejected | Expose the internal function that creates the $CmdLine array? | Jon | c0deWorm |
| Description |
I have several scripts that use Run extensively, and look for processes using specific command line options (such as robocopy processes running against a particular source). While I know checking my command lines with regular expressions is possible, it would be helpful if we had a function we could call that would return an array exactly like $CmdLine from a passed string. Since the code is already there, presumably you could just expose that code as a function, and use it for actual $CmdLine parsing as well, meaning little or no duplicate code. Thanks for your time. |
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