In following this thread (no small task) I'm wondering if Dan simply
wants the Active Window.
The GetActiveWindow function is a function that returns a handle to a
window?in this case, the application window that's currently active.
The GetWindowText function takes a handle to a window and returns
that window's caption if it has one.
Sorry if I missed the twists and turns of the thread and this is a
stupid suggestion.
-Scott.
WebConnected International
Killeen, Texas USA
---- Original Message ----
From: dan dot berghult at infomaker dot se
To: realbasic-nug at lists dot realsoftware dot com
Subject: Re: The current process in Win
Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2005 15:09:31 +0100
>>>t want to check to see that there isn't other _smarter_ ways to do
>>>that in Win.
>>
>>Ah, in that case, no. What you're doing is rather out of the
>>ordinary... so that's why it's tough to do it. The set of declares
>>I posted earlier should help you out though -- assuming that Windows
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>>doesn't consider *your* floater to be the frontmost window (in which
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>>case you'll always get your application's ProcessInformation back
>>from the call).
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>That will of course be the result :-) I'll let you know.
>
>
>>>By the way... The menubar in my global floating window doesn't
>>>react to the mouse until I move or resizes the window. Looks like
>>>either a bug in RB or a newbie-mistake. Do you have any clue?
>>
>>What version of RB are you using? I just tested on 5.5.5fc2 and the
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>>menubar works for me without having to do anything.
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>I'm using 5.5.4
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>>Are you setting the menubar dynamically, or just using
>>Window.MenuBar to set it at design-time?
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>It is set at the design-time.
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>I'll create an empty app to see if it is me who is messing thing up.
>
>Dan
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