Custom Query

When using TreeView and GUIGetMsg(1) any time a items is selected the $msg array returns $msg Array = '-11|0x00DE035C|0x00000000|41|105'

In the documentation it states that $msg[2] should be the control handle if I use

$msg[2] = _GUICtrlTreeView_GetSelection($tvSysInfo)

I can set the control handle in the array.

$array[0] = 0 or Event ID or Control ID $array[1] = The window handle the event is from $array[2] = The control handle the event is from (if applicable) $array[3] = The current X position of the mouse cursor (relative to the GUI window) $array[4] = The current Y position of the mouse cursor (relative to the GUI window)

Under Vista, the WinGetHandle function does not return the handle of a window belonging to a process owned by another user. ProcessExists does, however, return the PID of the process. ProcessList also "sees" the processes owned by another user.

Log on as User01. Launch Notepad.exe.

Via Fast User Switching, log on as User02.

A simple script asking "Does process notepad.exe exists" will return the PID of the notepad process owned by User01. However, neither WinGetHandle (see help documentation) or WinGetTitle running under User02 can "see" the windows to the notepad.exe owned by User01.

ProcessExist and ProcessList could provide an optional username parameter to limit the search to processes owned by a given user. Using the PID returned by these funtions, the other process functions could be effectively limited to processes owned by a given user by specifying the PID as opposed to the process name.

$PID = ProcessExists ("notepad.exe", @UserName)

This thread:

​http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=79434

discusses highlights the need.

Athough this may be accomplished using WMI, WMI is just too slow.