Custom Query

I change :

From

Minimum OS - Windows Vista.

_GUICtrlButton_GetNote.txt _GUICtrlButton_GetNoteLength.txt _GUICtrlButton_GetSplitInfo.txt _GUICtrlButton_SetDontClick.txt _GUICtrlButton_SetNote.txt _GUICtrlButton_SetShield.txt _GUICtrlButton_SetSplitInfo.txt _GUICtrlComboBox_GetCueBanner.txt _GUICtrlComboBox_SetCueBanner.txt _GUICtrlMonthCal_GetCalendarBorder.txt _GUICtrlMonthCal_GetCalendarCount.txt _GUICtrlMonthCal_SetCalendarBorder.txt

From

(Windows Vista and later).

$tagLVFINDINFO.txt $tagLVITEM.txt

From

(Microsoft Windows Vista and later)

$tagLVITEM.txt

From

(Windows Vista and Later)

$tagLVHITTESTINFO.txt

From

Minimum OS: Windows Vista.

_GUICtrlAVI_IsPlaying.txt

From:

Minimum operating systems: Windows Vista

Great job in getting WM_GETCONTROLNAME into the system!

.NET names are not always unique in the application you are automating. I tried to use INSTANCE and it does not work.

I used the zfisherdrums script and added a few things you might want to add. 1) Enabled (IsEnabled works on the object) 2) Visible (IsVisible works on the object) 3) CLASSNN contains (Sometimes the non-unique .net control is more then one type of object)

I’d love a way to know if my specified object is not unique; maybe return an array of handles?

The .NET Name on an Edit control might pull up a handle that is not the real objects editable child.

Thank you for all the great work on AutoIt.

Wrong code example:

Correct code:

For $i = 0 To UBound($aArray) - 1
    ConsoleWrite($aArray[$i] & @CRLF)
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