Hi Detlef.
--- In [email protected], "dleidinger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If it's not to hard and to difficult to explain, it would be very
> kind, if you could answer those questions.
Sure.
> You proposed the following popwerpro-command (it's a chainend
> command, isn't it?):
> win.handle("filedialog","FolderView").parent.sendMessage
(0x111,28716,0)
> In other words:
> win.sendmessage(win.parent(win.handle
("filedialog","FolderView")),0x111,28716,0))
> correct ?
Yes. I'd prefer it chained, though.
> My questions:
> - Where do you know the win.handle-parameters from ?
This is something special about Explorer-windows. In Girder you see
that the command has to be sent to the child window of
class "SHELLDLL_DefView". (The great thing about Girder is that you
can actually try out the commands, which helps a lot in finding the
right message.) Now, "SHELLDLL_DefView" cannot be seen directly by
PowerPro win-commands for some reason. But the window of the
class "SysListView32" can be seen. It's name is "FolderView" and it's
a child of the SHELLDLL_DefView-window (you can see this in some
windows examination tools, e.g. WinExplorer from NirSoft).
So the command above is really just a workaround to get to the handle
of the SHELLDLL_DefView-window (needed for the message) without using
the dll-plugin.
Normally I'd use "FindWindowEx" fron the Win-API for this. I posted
this before:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/power-pro/message/31812
> - What is "0x111" ?
In the column "Type" of the capture-window you see "Command", which
means that this message is of the type WM_COMMAND. WM_COMMAND is
defined in a windows header-file as a constant. It's actually a
number: 0x111 (or 273, if you prefer). You need this as the first
argument for sendMessage.
Mockey
