[copying back to list and rearranging slightly]
neha rai wrote:
First time the window is opened by the user, user can pick any window on
which it needs to work (in my case window are is subwindow of a
application)
[Tim Golden]
I think you're stuck. In the absence of any code from your end, it's
nearly impossible to determine what the sequence of events is, and
it's not going to be easy to guess what action to take to initiate an
arbitrary window. [... snip link to system hooks documentation ...]
neha rai wrote:
yeah.. you got my problem. But its really sad to know that there is now way
out... i too visited the link you sent.. but you were right it becomes very
messy for me.
Can I suggest, if you haven't already done so, that you take the query to
one of the Windows programming newsgroups / forums etc.? It's really a
Windows question rather than a Python one as such. Try describing the
requirement on one of those groups and if they come up with a solution
in Microsoft terms, bring it back here and we'll see how readily it can
translate into Python.
TJG
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