On 11/9/2010 4:32 PM, J.J. Meddaugh wrote:
You can still use RegisterHotkey to do that.
Would I replace the hotkey with the HK enum in this case?
Doug reminded me that someone could change the hot key while your dialog
is up, so scratch that idea. On dialogcreate, hook OnHotkey. On
dialogclosing, unhook OnHotkey. Then, in your OnHotkey event handler,
look to see if you get an hkStatusLine. If so, do whatever you need to
do, and return True. Otherwise, return False.
Alternatively, is there a certain characteristic I can give to my
statusbar in the dialog box to make WE recognize it? I have it as a
static item under the listview currently.
The Window-Eyes status bar algorithm will use whatever the last line of
text is if it can't find a real status bar. So as long as your static is
the last thing in the dialog, the default status line reading behavior
should work.
Aaron
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