AutoIt Question

[hok30]

TQ Can still decompile it... MSN me them

[UPSman2]

ControlClick("[Conquer2.0]","","Button246", "left",1,100,100)
ControlSend("[Conquer2.0]","","","hi")
Sleep(50)
ControlClick("[Conquer2.0]","","Button239", "left",1,10,10)

try that it should work, but please note* it doesnt work with the f1-f10 keys

[hok30]

I don't think it should work because you don't have a ControlID in there...

[UPSman2]

just try it... and then criticize me

[Hiyoal]

Wtf...It works?! UPS, How??!!! What button addresses are these?? Ive never seen them before.

[UPSman2]

just mouse over them with autoit windowinfo tool, under the control tab...
every button on CO window has a different control (well most)


Edit: btw it takes a little bit for autoit windowinfo to update

[hok30]

:P wheres the AutoItWindowInfo tool?

[UPSman2]

C:\Program Files\AutoIt3\Au3Info.exe

or wherever you installed autoit to

[Hiyoal]

So why do you have to click on the button objects?? I just dont get that part

Hiyoal

[UPSman2]

you dont have to click on the button object but i do think it allows for more versatility (like if window gets resized)

btw for my example im clicking on is the textbar then i send a string to it, then i click on the send button (the little arrow thingy in CO)

[Hiyoal]

ooo. fair enough

[UPSman2]

scratch that... pretty sure that you need to declare what control you sending controlclick to, unless of course the controlID is "" (nothing).

[Hiyoal]

yea, thought so.

[hok30]

Whoa! Just tried out AutoItWindowInfo. Thats pretty awesome. I'll start trying to make it again...

[warriorchamp]

$client = "[Conquer]"
$hwnd = WinGetHandle($client)
$text = "helo!"

ControlSetText($hwnd,"",1542,$text)
ControlClick($hwnd,"",1543,"left",1)

Just try this out