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How to detect what window/control is at a specific point onscreen?
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How to get the Window Class Name and Id from HWND?
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Closed 10 years ago.
I need to check window class under cursor.
How can I get window class by HWND?
If you have the handle to the window you need the class from just use GetClassName
ChildWindowFromPoint and friends - make sure to read carefully on disabled/invisible windows.
See: How to detect what window/control is at a specific point onscreen?
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How can I get a round button? [closed]
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Closed 8 years ago.
I have a form in visual C++.
I have a button .How to make it circular.
Do I have to code it?
Even in radio button option its not possible to change its radius and get rid of the dot .
Please help
You need to create custom button using circular picture. Search for this to know how to do it.
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Display Soft Input Panel (SIP) on WP7 programmatically
I'm doing an application that must display the keyboard, and could not discover an event to perform this function in c #.
I would be of much help you can acesorar this.
You can set focus to TextBox and keyboard will show:
TextBox1.Focus();
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Prevent "Resume" for my Cocoa application?
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Closed 9 years ago.
I am working with Cocoa, doing some tutorials. My question is how do I stop an application from picking up from where it left off after quitting? Like, how do I reset window size, position, etc?
And how do I set an initial position?
If you uncheck the "Restorable" box in IB, the window will always start with the size and position that you set in IB..
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Cocoa: I've got my user's input - Now what?
I am trying to use nswindows controller to handle user inputs during the program execution.
I am able to get the user input in a nstextfield but when i am clicking on the ok or cancel button, their respective IBAction methods are getting executed and the control is not getting returned to the previous execution place that should execute after the nswindowcontroller gets the user input. Please suggest me a way to get over this.
Thanks
What do you mean by "the previous execution place"? Cocoa apps are event-driven, you are pretty much always just responding to user input.
What is your app doing?
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Is there a Windows API hook for "this application wants attention"?
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I can use "FlashWindowEx" to make a window flash in the taskbar, but what can I call to determine if that has been done to a window? Is there a flag that gets set somewhere that I can query?
It's seems that such thing is not possible.
However, there may be workarounds.
For example, you may keep a boolean variable "flash = false". Then set it to "true" when you call FlashWindowEx and set to "false" in the situations in which applications typically gain focus.
References:
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1846008&SiteID=1