--- Dave wrote:
> What I'm specifically after is an example of catching a hook from
> when a window is activated (event id 5 as it relates in the help)
> and how and where to actually test for that 5. I take it I then just
> use arg(1) thru arg(4) as I would any other expression. A quick
> example of say adding a star '*' to the end of a caption bar text of
> a newly created window (the event with id no 3 in the list)
I have one command in my HookWindowEvents list, which calls a script
with all of the information passed as arguments.
.HookWindowEvents (Arg(1), Arg(2), Arg(3), Arg(4))
I then have a HookWindowEvents script which deals with windows
individually, like so:
; DupeLocater welcome box
If((Arg(1) == 5) && (Arg(3) == "#32770") && (Arg(4) == "Welcome")) Do
...
EndIf
; Start menu�� All Users modification
If((Arg(1) == 5) && (Arg(3) == "#32770") && (Arg(4) == "Warning")) Do
...
EndIf
Etc.
--
Alex Peters / Melbourne, Australia
PowerPro v4.1.02 / Windows XP
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