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I don't see much of a feature in it. I've tested a bit more.
And it seems that Ahk doesn't care about the month number, any number will be valid according to Ahk. On the other hand it checks correct ...

you can use WinGet, , ControlList to get the children windows of a window...Yes, I checked and that's true. I've added that to the code.

When I make a Listview of all windows, I'm sometimes interested in finding the parent window in my Listview, where some window belongs to.
But sometimes "WinGet,var,list" can't find it, alt ...

Is there any way to store each date that gets generated in IntervalList as its own variable? I know I might be able to stringsplit the value of IntervalList...If you look in IntervalList := " ...

It was a bit more difficult then I thought , but I came up with this: Gui, Add, MonthCal, vStartDate, 20081122
Gui, Add, MonthCal, x+10 vEndDate, 20090210
Gui, add, button, gSplitMonths , Sp ...

I asked in ; (Tested with 1.0.47.00 and 1.0.47.06 on WindowsXP)
Gui, add, text, gtxtLbutton, Click on this text (Ahk V%A_AhkVersion%).
Gui, show, x300 y500 w250, Lbutton up ...

It means you want to minimize all Windows, except one (Widget window) maybe?
If so, you can try via
WinGet, IDlist, list
Loop, %IDlist% {
; minimize the right windows, except 1
...

I'm not sure what your problem is.
If you use the Windows hotkey Win+D, it will minimize all windows (or at least, brings the desktop to the front which is visually the same).
But in your code, you ...

Thanks for your effort, but that's no solution for me (tried already before).
I think you got a solution if you can detect when you stopped dragging a window (i.e. also LButton up, but when dragging) ...

@mindlesspuppet: Umm, you're not a super noob to Autohotkey as you say, because you made a good workaround for using If-else statements!
But you used again !`:: in your code. I guess your hotkey is o ...

Just out of interest I guess you are trying to get a label to fire when the left button is release upon that control, in which case a solution could be worked using onmessage.What I'm doing with my ot ...

Slight work around.Thanks for your workaround.
But if you hold down Lbutton longer then the delay, it gives the same result.
And if you don't hold it down, it doesn't respond to "Lbutton up&q ...

If-else statements are not apllicable here. The #IfWinActive is only there for the next hotkey(s) definition.
Once they are defined, those lines are normally never used anymore, not like an If-Else s ...

If a hotkey "Lbutton up" is placed in a label routine of Gui, then another hotkey routine is called first.
Namely the first defined hotkey routine in the script, in this case FirstHotkey ...

I guess you have to go the OCR way.
Look e.g. [url=http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=22137ocr]here on the AHK forum.