Steve Loughran wrote:
OK, this is driving me mad on and off for a few days (I keep coming back
to it)...
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my $window = Win32::GuiTest::FindWindowLike(undef, "fubar");
Win32::GUI::BringWindowToTop($window);
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This doesn't affect the window Z order at all, and yet if I click on the
window with the mouse, it raises to the top. Any ideas?
I don't know for sure, but it's very likely that you can't call
BringWindowToTop() on a window of another thread/process - in much the
same way that it is documented that you can't call SetActiveWindow
cross-thread/process.
If this is the case and you really need to do it, then there are some
tricks using AttachThreadInput() - but I've never tried, only ready
about them.
Regards,
Rob.
