AutoIT Help part 118 potx

ControlCommand, ControlDisable, ControlEnable, ControlFocus, ControlGetPos, ControlGetText, ControlHide, ControlClick, ControlListView, ControlMove, ControlSetText, ControlShow, Statusba

"IsChecked" Returns the state of an item 1:checked, 0:unchecked, -1:not a

checkbox

"Select", "item" Selects an item

"Uncheck",

"item" Unchecks an item (if the item supports it)

The "item" parameter is a string-based parameter that is used to reference a particular treeview item using a combination of text and indices Indices are 0-based For example:

Heading1

> H1SubItem1

> H1SubItem2

> H1SubItem3

> > H1S1SubItem1

Heading2

Heading3

Each "level" is separated by | An index is preceded with # Examples:

Item Item Reference

Heading2 "Heading2" or "#1"

H1SubItem2 "Heading1|H1SubItem2" or "#0|#1"

H1S1SubItem1 "Heading1|H1SubItem3|H1S1SubItem1" or "#0|#2|#0"

References can also be mixed like "Heading1|#1"

Remarks

As AutoIt is a 32-bit application some commands are not available when

referencing a 64-bit application as Explorer when running on 64-bit Windows

Related

ControlCommand, ControlDisable, ControlEnable, ControlFocus, ControlGetPos, ControlGetText, ControlHide, ControlClick, ControlListView, ControlMove, ControlSetText, ControlShow, StatusbarGetText, WinMenuSelectItem,

WinGetClassList

Example

; Author: Zedna

#include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>

#include <TreeviewConstants.au3>

#include <WindowsConstants.au3>

$gui = GUICreate("ControlTreeview test", 212, 212)

$treeview = GUICtrlCreateTreeView(6, 6, 200, 160,

BitOR($TVS_HASBUTTONS, $TVS_HASLINES, $TVS_LINESATROOT,

$TVS_CHECKBOXES), $WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE)

$h_tree = ControlGetHandle($gui, "", $treeview)

$root = GUICtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Root", $treeview)

$item1 = GUICtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Item 1", $root)

$item2 = GUICtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Item 2", $root)

$item3 = GUICtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Item 3", $root)

$item4 = GUICtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Item 4", $root)

$item41 = GUICtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Item 41", $item4)

$item42 = GUICtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Item 42", $item4)

$item5 = GUICtrlCreateTreeViewItem("Item 5", $root)

GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)

; some examples

ControlTreeView ($gui, "", $h_tree, "Expand", "Root")

ControlTreeView ($gui, "", $h_tree, "Exists", "Root|Item 4")

ControlTreeView ($gui, "", $h_tree, "Check", "Root|Item 4")

ControlTreeView ($gui, "", $h_tree, "Select", "Root|Item 4")

ControlTreeView ($gui, "", $h_tree, "Expand", "Root|Item 4")

While 1

$msg = GUIGetMsg()

Select

Case $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE

ExitLoop

EndSelect

WEnd

Function Reference

StatusbarGetText

Retrieves the text from a standard status bar control

StatusbarGetText ( "title" [, "text" [, part]] )

Parameters

title The title of the window to check

text [optional] The text of the window to check

part

[optional] The "part" number of the status bar to read - the default is 1

1 is the first possible part and usually the one that contains the useful messages like "Ready" "Loading ", etc

Return Value

Success: Returns the text read

Failure: Returns "" (blank string) and sets @error to 1 if no text could be read

Remarks

This functions attempts to read the first standard status bar on a window (Microsoft common control: msctls_statusbar32) Some programs use their own status bars or special versions of the MS common control which StatusbarGetText cannot read For example, StatusbarText does not work on the program TextPad; however, the first region of TextPad's status bar can be read using ControlGetText("TextPad",

"", "HSStatusBar1")

StatusbarGetText can work on windows that are minimized or even hidden

Related

ControlGetText, ControlCommand

Example

AutoItSetOption("WinTitleMatchMode", 2)

$x = StatusbarGetText("Internet Explorer")

MsgBox(0, "Internet Explorer's status bar says:", $x)

Function Reference

WinActivate

Activates (gives focus to) a window

WinActivate ( "title" [, "text"] )

Parameters

title The title of the window to activate See Title special definition

text [optional] The text of the window to activate

Return Value

Success: Returns 1

Failure: Returns 0 if window is not found or cannot be activated

Remarks

You can use the WinActive function to check if WinActivate succeeded If

multiple windows match the criteria, the window that was most recently active is the one activated WinActivate works on minimized windows However, a window that is "Always On Top" could still cover up a window you Activated

@extended contains additional info about how the activated process was done

Related

WinClose, WinSetState, WinTitleMatchMode (Option)

Example

WinActivate("[CLASS:Notepad]", "")

Function Reference

WinActive

Checks to see if a specified window exists and is currently active

WinActive ( "title" [, "text"] )

Parameters

title The title of the window to check See Title special definition

text [optional] The text of the window to check

Return Value

Success: Returns 1 if window is active

Failure: Returns 0 otherwise

Remarks

None

Related

WinExists, WinWait, WinWaitActive, WinWaitClose, WinWaitNotActive, WinTitleMatchMode (Option)

Example

If WinActive("Untitled -") Then

MsgBox(0, "", "Window was active")

EndIf

Function Reference

WinClose

Closes a window

WinClose ( "title" [, "text"] )

Parameters

title The title of the window to close See Title special definition

text [optional] The text of the window to close