Do anyone have an example of how to use GetListContents. I can not seem to get it to work. I have tried building a simple example based on Notepad, and that...
Kind of a follow on question... I tried win32::gui::AxWindow ... but it seems to try to open internet explorer regardless of the program app and/or clsid used...
Dennis, Thanks for the response. 1) The FindWindowLike() call I used returns a SysListView32 window class (the regular expression is just a little shorter than...
There's a macro for use in C programming that puts this together for you called MAKELPARAM (you can see an example of it in use in some random code I found...
SysListView32 is a full-fledged 32bit control; which is affected by process boundary restrictions, so various SendMessage calls will not work as is... In the...
Hi Denis, I think the module is mature enough to announce it in comp.lang.perl.announce. It would be a good way to increase module's visibility. -Piotr...
Hi, I had a look at your function from post http://groups.yahoo.com/group/perlguitest/message/306 . I am doing my mouse clicks in almost similar way. However,...
Hi all, I haven't much time to maintain the module anymore. I used to, at least, have time to integrate new changes donated by other people. But I can't even...
short answer: use left bit operator << 16 times on the y value to make it the "hi word", then add it to the x value to make the lparam. my $x = xxx; # X...
I have installed the new release (it was great to see treeView support in there as well) and tried the new GetListViewContest function. It returns a list of ...
Hi Ernesto and the rest of the crowd, ... first of all let me thank you for starting the module and releasing it to CPAN. It certainly brought me some work and...
Your proposal sounds good to me and I'd like to start volunteering again. I tried contributing some before, but never really got in the loop, probably because...
Ernesto, Your e-mail was really important. I would like to thank you for all the good work you have done so far - for creating the module, for giving the...
Hi, I think we should consider creating an application, which would be a target for Win32::GuiTest unit tests. Relying on notepad or other M$ stuff is risky,...
Hi, When looking on TODO sections in the code and in the feature requests on source forge I found that you consider expanding GuiTest to handle web and java...
In a way I tend to agree with Piotr. In another I tend to think of users in the future. For example, our SAFSDEV project uses a host of tools for different...
... That could be *in addition* to the tests against notepad and co. I belive for real good tests we should also use real and changing targets. Usually I like...
... For we testing there is Win32::IE::Mechanize and if you don't need to be IE specific then WWW::Mechanize. I think it would be better to help improving that...
I also see Win32::GuiTest as vanilla windows testing only. I would prefer that separate modules be written for other platforms, bizarre application ( IE ) or...
Tom Coleman's suggested module: - Parse & Run Another to read a key word flat text file of input and figures out what to do with each command. I think several...
... We don't have any communication channels setup, we used to exchange a couple of e-mails with Dennies. For the time being I think you should send the...
I trying to do the same, but can't get the other columns. This would be a very useful to have access to this type of control. I am keeping my fingers crossed...
... be a ... M$ ... which ... I tend to disagree with you. IMHO, testing against special test application should not be an addition. It should be a core, the...
... You are welcome :) I think *both* should be there, that's what I usually do with software I am testing. But in any case, if you have the tuits to develop...
... can ... Dennis, If I understand you correctly, hooking solution (in Win32::GuiTest) works as follows: For each control related operation (like getting...