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Wiw3K
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 Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2008 5:38 am Post subject: [C#]FindWindow("WindowClass"<? (Solved) |
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| Quote: | | WindowHandle = FindWindow("WindowClass", "MapleStory"); |
What should be in WindowClass, on MSDN is nothing about it -.-
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Get WinSniper, and target the window you want to get the class name for, easy as that.
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You could leave it NULL or put in this:
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| inoobzx wrote: | You could leave it NULL or put in this:
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like that?
| Quote: | | WindowHandle = FindWindow("NULL", "MapleStory"); |
| Spawnfestis wrote: | | Get WinSniper, and target the window you want to get the class name for, easy as that. |
Cant download WinSniper, all links broken on google.
Downloaded Windows Sniper - i think it isnt the same.
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Spawnfestis
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| Wiw3K wrote: | | inoobzx wrote: | You could leave it NULL or put in this:
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like that?
| Quote: | | WindowHandle = FindWindow("NULL", "MapleStory"); |
| Spawnfestis wrote: | | Get WinSniper, and target the window you want to get the class name for, easy as that. |
Cant download WinSniper, all links broken on google.
Downloaded Windows Sniper - i think it isnt the same. |
For maplestory (sigh..)...
WindowHandle = FindWindow(NULL, "MapleStory");
First param: window class
Second param: window title
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| Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2008 6:00 am Post subject: |
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WinSpector  or if you know window name (you probably do, this is a program i coded a while back that can help you get the class name. edit as required)
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| Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2008 6:01 am Post subject: |
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| Spawnfestis wrote: | For maplestory (sigh..)...
WindowHandle = FindWindow(NULL, "MapleStory");
First param: window class
Second param: window title |
| Quote: | | The name 'NULL' does not exist in the current context. |
| Slugsnack wrote: | | WinSpector or if you know window name (you probably do, this is a program i coded a while back that can help you get the class name. edit as required) |
ty, problem solved.
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| Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2008 6:02 am Post subject: |
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| Wiw3K wrote: | | Spawnfestis wrote: | For maplestory (sigh..)...
WindowHandle = FindWindow(NULL, "MapleStory");
First param: window class
Second param: window title |
| Quote: | | The name 'NULL' does not exist in the current context. |
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So don't null it then..
WindowHandle = FindWindow("MapleStoryClass", "MapleStory");
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Also check the link in my sig if you want an example for a trainer in C#..
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