Vic,
You can restrict the clips to any window. To get clips you have a
Window object and use the Clips method. For example something like:
Set myClips = ActiveWindow.Clips
This will give you all the clips of the active window and all its
children. But, if you just want the active and not it's children you
use an optional parameter. So for example:
Set myClips = ActiveWindow.Clips(False)
This will give you all the clips of the ActiveWindow ONLY. So no matter
what window object you have you can get just its clips using the False
parameter. Take a look at the documentation for the Clips method in the
Window Object.
So you don't have to filter your clips collection to just the window of
interest, you just get the clips for that window in the first place.
Does this answer your question?
Regards,
Doug
Vic Beckley wrote:
Hi Aaron and all,
I am working with an application which has many child windows. I am
monitoring clips written to all the windows for a certain color. Is
there a way to restrict the collection of clips to a certain child
window and exclude clips of the same color written to other child windows?
Vic
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