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Posted: **23 Apr 2024, 04:35**

When I click the button called "OLD", it changes to "NEW", but to achieve that, it first need to destroy the GUI, then create it agan. just an ugly behavior.

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#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0

global btn_name := "OLD"

x::
{
    MyGui := Gui(, "Mouse")
    MyGui.SetFont("s10") 
    MyGui.Add("Button", "w220 h30", btn_name).OnEvent("Click", ButtonClick)

    MyGui.Show("w250 h100")

    ButtonClick(*) {
        global btn_name := "NEW"  
        MyGui.Destroy()
        send "{x}"
    }
}

Posted: **23 Apr 2024, 05:09**

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#Requires AutoHotkey v2.0

btn_name := "OLD"

x::{
    global
    MyGui := Gui(, "Mouse")
    MyGui.SetFont("s10") 
    MyGui.Add("Button", "w220 h30 vbtn", btn_name).OnEvent("Click", ButtonClick)

    MyGui.Show("w250 h100")

    ButtonClick(*) {
        Mygui["btn"].Text := "NEW"
    }
}

Posted: **23 Apr 2024, 06:34**

The first parameter of an event function is the Guicontrol object (similar to A_GuiControl in v1). So you can use:

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    ButtonClick(BtnObj, *) {
        BtnObj.Text := "NEW"
    }

to change the button's caption.

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