Re: WIN.Handle("active")= w\x0626215450
Is there any way to keep a window handle a number versus prefixing
with "w\x06" ?
Changes scripts that I have that talk to PowerPro as well as everywhere
that I test that a handle is just a number.
The event plugin would blow up if it received a null as a handle in its
test, so I would test for (WIN.Handle(cl)+0).
Wait.for would blow up also. Don't remember all of the issues since
they it "seemed to only happen for null handles" which rarely happens.
Problem always went away by adding zero.
Changes Miscplugin.dll
Possibly too late to affect a change and I may have to freeze at 4406,
bummer.
Enough ranting, couldn't test the other changes, but the ideas were
good.
I thank you for all of your work, Bruce; but this one's a killer.
Ted
--- In [email protected], "brucexs" wrote:
> ...
>
> Alan: To support the
> han.xxx
> syntax, all window handles could start with "w\06". I'll have to
> document this in the plugin help. The win.c source contains a
> contain a GetWindowHandle example you will need to use to decode
> window handles....
>
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