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| marko |
Posted - 02/26/2001 : 05:32:07 AM
Hi,
does anybody know how to get the window name of a window which was made with the command
win -t data uname
or from within a user dll. Unfortunately the new window name 'uname' might already exist. So, Origin chooses another appropriate string instead.
In a normal labtalk script the real name of the created window can be accessed by '%h' since the window gets the active window automatically.
BUT, how to achieve this from within a user dll where the window is created with a command like
SendMessage
(h,WM_USER,0,lpString('win -t data uname'));
How to access the variable '%h' from a user dll, or which function should be used to ask for the name of the active window???
Regards,
Marko |
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| marko |
Posted - 03/02/2001 : 03:25:58 AM
Hi,
 It is even possible to call a function with WDLL_GET_STRING to get the same thing from within a non-moca DLL.
Thanks for the hint greg!
Marko |
| greg |
Posted - 02/26/2001 : 1:38:02 PM
Use:
lpfn(hWnd, WCB_GET_STRING, (LPSTR)szTemp, 7);
Origin Strings are enumerated from A=0 to Z=25. %H is 7.
See FITDEMO.C for an example.
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