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Posted: **Fri Jan 13, 2006 3:06 pm**

Let's asume I have an application than can be written -or not- with FWH. I know that with TWCapture() I can take some control of it (hiding, maximizing, even changing dimensions of the app. window...)

However: Is there any way than allows me to get a list of all the objets (controls) present in the window. Specifically, I would like to be able to retrieve a list such as {oBtn1, oBtn2, oGet1, oListBox1, oGet2...}?

The idea is to be able to read the coordinates of each control and, eventually, the contens of the Gets: oGet1:VarGet(), oGet1:nTop etc...

Anybody could provide a simple example of how to do it?

Thanks a lot in advance

Rafael

Posted: **Fri Jan 13, 2006 3:36 pm**

oDlg:aControls is a array with all the controls

Frank

Posted: **Fri Jan 13, 2006 3:58 pm**

Frank:

Thanks for your answer but I must be doing something wrong. Part of my code:

oWnd := TWCapture():New("MyMainWnd") // "MyMainWindow" is a FWH application whose App class is a TWindow()

oWnd:Say(20, 20, "Hello", CLR_YELLOW, CLR_RED, oFont, .T., .F.) // It paints "Hello", therefore, oWnd is properly captured

? LEN(oWnd:aControls) --->> Error BASE/1111 Argument error: LEN
Args:
[ 1] = U

Can you suggest something?
Thks
Rafael

Posted: **Fri Jan 13, 2006 4:14 pm**

Rafael Clemente wrote:Frank:

Thanks for your answer but I must be doing something wrong. Part of my code:

oWnd := TWCapture():New("MyMainWnd") // "MyMainWindow" is a FWH application whose App class is a TWindow()

oWnd:Say(20, 20, "Hello", CLR_YELLOW, CLR_RED, oFont, .T., .F.) // It paints "Hello", therefore, oWnd is properly captured

? LEN(oWnd:aControls) --->> Error BASE/1111 Argument error: LEN
Args:
[ 1] = U

Can you suggest something?
Thks
Rafael

Then you need the function

oWndFromhWnd( hWnd )

With the handle you can get the object of the window.
Regards

Posted: **Fri Jan 13, 2006 4:38 pm**

Juan Carlos:

I'am affraid I do not fully understand four suggestion. In me example, oWnd is the objeto to the captured window and I have enough control over it as to be able to write something with the Say("Hello") instruction.

Anyhow, I tried your suggestion:

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        oWnd := TWCapture():New( cTitle )
        hWnd := oWnd:hWnd
        ? oWnd, hWnd                   // "Object" and a lon number. Seems Ok
        oW := oWndFromhWnd(hWnd)
        ? oW                   // Nil
        ? LEN(oW:aControls())       // Error, of course

Obviously, there is something wrong. Can you tell me how to do it?
Thanks
Rafael

Posted: **Fri Jan 13, 2006 6:11 pm**

Rafael,

oWndFromhWnd(hWnd) will just work for created windows in FWH.

If the window is from another application, not created with FWH, once you have its hWnd you may get each control doing:

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   local hCtrl := GetWindow( hWnd, GW_CHILD ) 

   while hCtrl != 0 
      hCtrl = GetWindow( hCtrl, GW_HWNDNEXT ) 
      ...
   end

Posted: **Fri Jan 13, 2006 7:04 pm**

Antonio:

Thanks a lot for your help. On the Spanish FWH forum, Paco Garcia has suggested the same approach. I've tried it and I have it almost working now. Just a small detail is missing. Please, refer to the thread in that forum.

Thanks

Rafael

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