Hi Olusegun,
I don't think reclassifying a window is nearly enough; this appears to be a
recent visual studio program, and I tried working with one named AirFoil
which seems very similar, and I reclassified it's window and a lot of it's
controls, and it was of very little help. I think you'll ha
Hi Juan,
I don't know of any single book, but I did record a series of 30 classes,
and GW is hosting the audio of the classes (along with the associated
example files) on their web site at:
https://www.gwmicro.com/App_Central/Developers/Interactive_Classes/
In the classes I talk about other ar
Yes Martin, as far as apps go, tool tips stay up for a long time; (they have
to stay up long enough to be seen by a user, and that's more than enough
time for an app to get the info).
I'll put this down as a class topic; I could use some suggestions from
people if they know of ways to reliably cau
I'd start by using WEEvent to monitor what events fire when a balloon
tip pops up, and then write your app to hook that event.
Aaron
On 1/25/2012 3:49 PM, martin webster wrote:
Hi Aaron,
But how do you get such information as balloon or tool tips appear and
disappear quite quickly.
Warm regar
Hi Aaron,
But how do you get such information as balloon or tool tips appear and
disappear quite quickly.
Warm regards.
Martin Webster.
Different applications use different class names for notification
tooltips, so there's not one catch all that will tell you any time any
tooltip pops up. You can watch for window creates or MSAA object shows
for windows with class names ranging anywhere from the standard
tooltips_class32 to the
Wouldnt something like a form activation occur for a PopUp Window?
The problem would seem to be that you cant look at the PopUp DOM to analyze it
if the PopUp disappears.
If there was some way you could trigger it you might do something like use the
analysis tools to trace the events before durin
