Greetings,

Specifying the stream name “externalizes” the connection (other instances of
BWS could connect into that name if they so desired) so that’s why you’re
seeing the 0 for r.hwnd.

You can use:

GetForegroundHwnd which returns the handle of the window in the foreground.

(there is also a GetForegroundCaption which returns the caption of the
window)

 

I’d suggest calling this during interacting with the Print Destination
window because then you’d know Meditech it is indeed the foreground window.

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Subject: [Talk] Thom Blackwell: R.hWnd for streams???

 

I think that is what they are called.

 

Basically, if I do the following,

 

Connect “”, MeditechCS

 

I get a valid R.hWnd value

 

However, if I do

 

Connect “”, MeditechCS, “NAME”

 

R.hWnd always returns “0”

 

Is there a different way to get the window handle for a named stream (if
that’s what you call it)?

 

 

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