cWndByName

Obtains the handle of a child window or control based on the window or control title.

Syntax:

cWndByName( hWnd, "ControlTitle")

Parameters:

(i) hWnd Handle of parent window.

(s) ControlTitle Title of window or control (without any &'s). Accepts a partial-window-name.

Returns:

(i) Handle to the child window or control.

This function obtains the handle of a child window or control for use in subsequent operations. The first parameter, hWnd, is a handle obtained via one of these functions:

DllHwnd (See Main WIL documentation)

cWndByClass

cWndByID

cWndByName

cWndBySeq

cWndInfo (some parameter values)

Note: cWndByName accepts 0 or "" as the first parameter, which is the handle of parent window. It will search all top-level windows for the second parameter instead of searching the child windows of parameter 1.

See "Partial Window Names" for a detailed explanation of the rules governing, partial window names.

Example:

AddExtender("wwctl44i.dll",0,"wwctl64i.dll")

;Note: This example designed for Window 95
Run("rundll32.exe", "shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL netcpl.cpl")
netwnd=DllHwnd("Network")
cfghwnd= cWndbyname(netwnd,"Configuration")
lbWnd=cWndbyid(cfghwnd,404)
response=cGetLbText(lbwnd)
response=StrReplace(response,@TAB,@CRLF)
Message("Response",response)
Exit

See Also:

cWndBySeq, cWndById, cWndInfo