The function can be used to set the position of an UpDown control.
cSetUpDownPos (window-handle, position)
(i) window-handle Windows handle to a List View common control.
(i) position New position for the Updown control.
(i) @TRUE, if position is changed. @FALSE, if position is not change.
The UpDown control often has a companion control called a "buddy" window. For example, an UpDown control with an edit box for a buddy window becomes a spinner control. Changing the position of the UpDown control changes the content of the buddy window. UpDown controls can have a minimum and maximum range, and this function will generate an error if the input value is out of range.
The class name for this control is "msctls_updown32".
32-bit Extender
This function is designed for Windows 32-bit application controls. It cannot be used on Windows 64-bit controls.
64-bit Extender
This function is designed for Windows 64-bit application controls. It cannot be used on Windows on 32-bit controls.
AddExtender("wwctl44i.dll",0,"wwctl64i.dll") ; Internet properties keep history. Run("rundll32.exe", "shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL inetcpl.cpl,@0") hwndex = DllHwnd("Internet Properties") hwnd = cWndbyclass(hwndex,"#32770") hwnd = cWndbyclass(hwnd,"msctls_updown32") ; Get the current value. position = cGetUpDownPos(hwnd) position = position + 1 ; Set the number of days to keep pages in history via ; the up down control. cSetUpDownPos(hwnd, position) Exit
cGetUpDownPos, cWndByClass, cWndInfo, DLLhwnd (WIL help).