--- In [email protected], "quantiworks" <quanticwo...@...> wrote:
>
> Hi forxtra,
>
> thanks for clarifying what nahjegonn used and for sharing your script.
>
> I use foo_ui_columns.dll, so that's one reason it wasn't working...
>
> How do I use your script? (I have map plugin and even though I use foobar
> same version: 0.9.6.8, I had to change c=)
> So, it's:
> .scriptname +?
>
>
>
The preivous script is also not considering to using a foo_ui_columns.dll
plugin since I installed foobar2000 yesterday.
with the foo_ui_columns.dll plugin, the following script is working for me. the
classname to find out foobar2000 is identical with your code.
ControlFoobar("Previous")
ControlFoobar("Random")
; -------------------------------------------------
Function ControlFoobar(sParam)
;; with foo_ui_columns.dll
Local hWnd = Win.Handle("C={E7076D1C-A7BF-4f39-B771-BCBE88F2A2A8}")
Local hToolbar = Win.ChildHandleList(hWnd, "C=ToolbarWindow32").Word(1)
;; Local hToolBar = Win.ChildHandleList(hWnd,
"C={D75D4E2D-603B-4699-9C49-64DDFFE56A16}")
If (!hToolBar) Do
Quit
EndIf
Local WM_COMMAND = 0x111
Local mWP = Map.Create(6)
mWP["Stop"] = 0
mWP["Pause"] = 1
mWP["Play"] = 2
mWP["Previous"] = 3
mWP["Next"] = 4
mWP["Random"] = 5
mWP["Open"] = 7
Win.PostMessage(hToolbar, WM_COMMAND, mWP[sParam], 0x20614)
Quit
; -------------------------------------------------
> Also, can you explain me this command:
>
> Local hToolbar = Win.ChildHandleList(hWnd, "C=ToolbarWindow32").Word(1)
>
> Are you telling PowerPro to assign a var to foobar menu buttons toolbar in
> order to use them in the script?
> And what's that .Word(1) for?
>
It is the simple way to fine child control handle of <cl>.
win.childhandlelist(<cl>, "c=classname") returns blank separate list of child
window handles for main window matching <cl>.
foobar2000 with foo_ui_columns.dll plugin has two ToolbarWindow32 classes. so,
it's need to separate by given n (in this case, the first handle).
