How to query CF handles to enable the hidden function

Updated on technology 2024-02-08
13 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Explosive takes a handle ("crossfire").

    Subroutines Explosive Handle, Integer, Public, Explosive Exhaustive Window Handle, shall not be used for it. (Window handle is returned for success, -1 is returned for failure).

    The parameter window title, textual, nullable, can be a keyword for the window title. If you repeat the last get the next window, leave it blank.

    Local variable name, textual.

    Local variables save titles, textual, static.

    Local variable i, integer, static.

    If true (i 6000000).

    i 0 if it really ends.

    If true (window title ≠

    i 0Save Title window title.

    If it's really over.

    If true (Save the title.)

    Return (-1).

    If it's really over.

    name takes blank text (255).

    Judgment cycle head (i 6000000).

    i = i + 1

    If true ( whether the handle is valid (i)).

    getwindowtext (i, name, 255)

    If true (look for text (name, save title, false) ≠1).

    Fetch the parent window (i).

    Return (i).

    If it's really over.

    If it's really over.

    Judge the end of the cycle ().

    Return (-1).

    Version 2dll command handle is valid, logical, ,"iswindow", to determine whether a window handle is valid (non-zero indicates success, zero indicates failure).

    The parameter hwnd, integer, , the handle of the window to be checked.

    dll command getwindowtext, integer, ,"getwindowtexta", to get the caption text of a form, or the content of a widget (used in vb: use the caption or text attributes of a vb form or widget) to copy the string length to lpstring; The air stop character is not included. getlasterror is set

    parameter handle, integer, , the handle of the window in which you want to get the text.

    Parameters text, text, , a predefined buffer, at least cch+1 character size; Load with the window text.

    Parameters text length, integer type, lp buffer length;

    dll command to take the parent window, integer, ,"getparent", Public, determines the handle of the parent window of the specified window. If the window has no parent, or if an error is encountered, zero is returned. getlasterror is set

    parameter window handle, integer, , handle of the window to be tested;

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-04

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  3. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    .Version 2

    Assemblies Window Assembly 1

    Assembly Variables Handle Group, Integer, ,"0"

    Subroutine button 1 is clicked.

    The local variable i, an integer.

    enumchildwindows (parent window handle, you take it yourself. , enumeration process, 0).

    Count the first round of the cycle (take the number of array members (handle group), i).

    showwindow (handle group [i], 1).

    Counting cycle tail ().

    Subroutines enumeration process.

    Parameter Parameter one, integer.

    Join the members (handle group, parameter one).

    --dll command ---

    Version 2dll command showwindow, ,"showwindow"

    Parameter hwnd, integer type.

    Parameter int, integer type.

    dll command enumchildwindows, ,"enumchildwindows"

    Parameter hwnd, integer type.

    Parameter pointer, subroutine pointer.

    Parameter n, integer type.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    .Version 2

    The subroutine Show Hidden Controls displays all hidden controls under a window. Arguments hwnd, integer, , window handle showwindow (hwnd, sw show)hwnd getwindow (hwnd, gw child)

    Judgment cycle head (hwnd ≠ 0).

    Show Hidden Controls (HWND).

    hwnd = getwindow (hwnd, #gw_hwndnext)

    Judge the end of the cycle ().

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    Go to YY channel 4350 and hop down to the Computer Programming Language Area --T Communication.

    Go there and ask and someone will answer you.

    Don't say you won't yy

  6. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    Hello, this problem is easy to solve!

    In your screenshot**, remove the If () command is OK.

    The reason is that you get the handle before you determine whether the handle content is empty or not.

  7. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    There are several commands:

    Take the handle () of the window where the mouse is located

    Sets window transparency ().

    Take the window title ().

    Specifically, look at the "prompt" in the status folder

  8. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    Do you want to implement background silence and open it. If you use 360, you can't do it. You can make an FTP server, and then destroy the virtual load under background access. Although Yan Yu said that he would be killed in 360 seconds.

  9. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    Version 2Assemblies Window Assembly 1Assembly variables handle cavity call, integer type

    Subroutine Startup Window Created Handle Take Handle ("hotkey. Register the round rock (take the window handle (f1), subroutine 1).Subroutine chain Kai Subroutine 1 window is hidden (handle).

  10. Anonymous users2024-01-27

    Run (, the third parameter is to hide or show.)

  11. Anonymous users2024-01-26

    The API was used

    Find a handle by the process name.

    Then hide the window specified by the handle.

    It should be what you want.

    See for yourself.

  12. Anonymous users2024-01-25

    That's where the "Hide to taskbar" command comes in.

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    I know of one method, but it's a bit flawed, which is that the window of the external program has to flash and then hide, I don't know if you need it.

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