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Rajat
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PostPosted: March 12th, 2005, 11:45 pm 
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To assist in finding the correct hex code for a particular msg, i've added a script to the main post. run it from the folder containing messages.txt (get latest from link in main post).

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Anonymous wrote:
Using this results in a problem with the lister.
It justs stays in the background, what ver file I open.
Hmm true. :-( but I only use this script for a short while, when there is a directory to monitor and TC is not in the foreground. It looks like when TC receives the refresh message it steals focus from the lister. I will notify the author.

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I would like to be able to hit the home key and have the focus go to a certin text box in IE, but according Window Spy all the controls have the same name. i tried leaving the ControlFocus blank to go to the top most control, but that didn't help. Is there a way of doing this besies using MouseClick? Any info will be much appreaciated. thank you.

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post/sendmsg won't help in this case. there are some posts in this forum javascript cmds that help automate IE controls. please search for them.

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Guest
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how can i figure out hex code for custom (registered) windows message?

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  PostMessage, 0x111, 40046, 0, , ahk_class Winamp v1.x


That code will pause/unpause winmap. My question is, how did you find out the "40046"? I'm currently exploring Winspector and couldn't find 40046 in it. How did you do it?


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Anonymous wrote:
how did you find out the "40046"


One word: SDK

In particular, review the "winamp\wa_ipc.h" and "gen_tray\WINAMPCMD.h" header files.


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Wow, so that mean I can't find it for my favorite app? Whoa..


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shimanov
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Anonymous wrote:
Wow, so that mean I can't find it for my favorite app? Whoa..


No. It means that Winamp is documented and it is not necessary to detect the relevant code by monitoring message flow.


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PostPosted: December 1st, 2005, 11:13 am 
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There was one thing I didn't understand below. I worked through the whole thing with WinSpy and my application (in this case, ToDoList by AbstractSpoon), but I couldn't figure out what this means:

Rajat wrote:
now expand the wm_command messages that've accumulated (forget others if any). now what you want to look for is a code 0 message. sometimes there're wm_command messages saying 'win activated' or 'win distroyed' and other crap... not needed. u'll find that there's be a message saying 'Control ID: 40239' ...that's it!


Specifically: What's a code 0 message? All my messages are "0x0000001eb", or "..ef" or "...e4" and other such hex values. What am I looking for?

Also, what does the script Rajat posted do? I can't make it do anything (except display a GUI window). How do I use it?

Thanks in advance!


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Rajat wrote:
I've uploaded a long list of messages that can be sent from ahk here. Will come in handy to advanced users.

Wow! Your'e my hero! That seems to be a lot of fun tonight, torturing my Windows. :twisted:

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PostPosted: February 9th, 2006, 6:02 pm 
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Simulate clicking on the traybar icon of Process Explorer:
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DetectHiddenWindows ON
PostMessage 0x7e9, 1, 0x201, ,ahk_class PROCEXPL


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In your example for playing and pausing medai player you use the following source code:

PostMessage, 0x111, 32808, 0, , Windows Media Player


How did you get 32808?

I've found that PostMessage and SendMessage are great solutions to getting scripts to work with a locked screen. Thanks.


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If you haven't already, check out Rajat's SendMessage Tutorial.


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First I want to thank Rajat for the many very useful Winamp lparams and so forth in the early posts in this thread... big help.

I thought I'd point out this tidbit I ran across, which reveals how to get Winamp volume:

http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php ... nextnewest


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You want a get volume api? There is already one in there bitch!

code:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#define IPC_SETVOLUME 122
/* (requires Winamp 2.0+)
** SendMessage(hwnd_winamp,WM_WA_IPC,volume,IPC_SETVOLUME);
** IPC_SETVOLUME sets the volume of Winamp (from 0-255).
*/
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------


There is an undocumented feature here. Pass -666 for the volume, and voila you receive the current volume.


Useful for those of us who want to get the Winamp volume - whether for display or something else. Here's an example of my using this feature:


Code:
   SetTitleMatchMode, 2
   DetectHiddenWindows, On
   IfWinNotExist, - Winamp
      return
   else
      SendMessage, 0x400, -666, 122   ; Gets the volume from Winamp, stores in "ErrorLevel"

   if ErrorLevel <> FAIL
      MsgBox, Winamp volume is %ErrorLevel% out of 255


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