Custom Query

#include-once #include <AutoItConstants.au3>

If IsDeclared($vVar) <> $DECLARED_UNKNOWN Then Exit(-1)

I've seen a bit of call for this and tried many suggestions and even made my own. It works, sort of, but sometimes gives erroneous results. Of course I used PixelSearch for it, what else could I do with an external application. Even tried the WinAPI Redraw Window thingy someone thought up, but it only seems to work locally, (on running autoit apps, not externally). This is what I think would be nice to have:

ControlGetColor(WinTitle, WinText, ControlHandle)
     Results: Returns the foreground color of a control

ControlGetBkColor(WinTitle, WinText, ControlHandle)
     Results: Returns the background color of a control

WinGetColor(WinTitle, WinText)
     Results: Returns an array of colors for all controls
              in a window, ie: 
                   Array[0][0]=Number of elements
                   Array[1][0]=Control Handle, 1st element
                   Array[1][1]=Background color
                   Array[1][2]=Foreground color
                   Array[2][0]=Control Handle, 2nd element...

WinGetBkColor(WinTitle, WinText)
     Results: Returns the background color of a window

That's it. That's my 2 cents worth. BTW, I have to mention that I am very grateful and happy for a programming language as versitile, and FREE, as this. Thanks to you guys. Keep up the great work.

In the _GUICtrlRichEdit_Create function, there is : If Not _WinAPI_IsClassName($hWnd, $_GRE_sRTFClassName) Then Return SetError(1, 0, 0)

Mean : RichTextEdit can only be created in RichTextEdit window (i think this line must be deleted) We actualy can make only one RichTextEdit because $_GRE_sRTFClassName is Set Inside _GUICtrlRichEdit_Create function, so if we call it a second time, RichTextEdit isn't created.

By the way (in the same function) : If Not _ _GCR_IsNumeric($iLeft, ">=0") Then Return SetError(103, 0, 0) If Not _ _GCR_IsNumeric($iTop, ">=0") Then Return SetError(104, 0, 0)

i think ">=0" must be deleted too why force RichTextEdit to be on positive position ?

(I made a space between the too _ to avoid underline effect)