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| | Automation classes... Help! Hi guys, I am experimenting with the automation classes but I have some questions: - Is it possible to do a search for an element by using wildcards in findfirst/findall? e.g. I would like to search for "TestWindow*" which would then return either the first window it finds or all windows that match that ciriteria. (TestWindow1,TestWindow2,...) - The treescope defines ancestors & parent, but where can I use these? I only get invalidparam when I try to use them in findfirst/findall. So how can I get the parent of a control without using win32? - Is there any way to control a window without having to use it's name? A control is simple because it has an automation ID, but the automationd id of a window is always empty so the best I can use to describe it, is using the name. But the problem with that is that it isn't very useable when trying another language of the application. PS: I use the January CTP. Best Regards, Nick |
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