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Ok, two things:
1. There's an example of how to find all of the available windows using the GetWindow API. I read that this can cause an infinite loop if used in a loop because of a 'destroyed window', so it's better to use EnumChildWindows or something. Could someone show me how this EnumChildWindows works? I looked it up but it's not helpful to me.
2. How would I enumerate all of the children of a parent (including buttons, listboxes, etc.)? By this I only mean the direct children, not list all children, such as the child of a child of a parent. If that last line confused you ignore it.
Thanks in advance.
[Edited by Phobic on 03-20-2000 at 09:19 PM]
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The easyist way of getting a windows Siblings is to use it's parent controls.
make a new usercontrol and put the following code in it
Code:
Public property get Siblings as collection
Siblings = usercontrol.parentcontrols
end property
then the siblings property will give you all the controls with the same parent as your control in a collection.
the enumchildwindows API is a callback function.
First Create a new function in a standard module, declare it something like this
Code:
public Function EnumChildWindowsProc(byval hWnd as long, _
byval lParam as long) _
as Long
when you call the enumchildwindows function call it like
Code:
EnumChildWindows hWnd,addressof EnumChildwindowsProc,lParam
where hWnd is the window you want the children of and lParam is a long integer you can use to Identify the window you're calling, you can set it to the window handle of the parent window or anything else you want.
If you return a non 0 value from enumchildwindowproc windows will keep calling the procedure with the window handle of all the child windows. I dont know if it does grandchildren or not, Have a play.
Hope this helps
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[Edited by Sam Finch on 03-20-2000 at 09:50 PM]
