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I hope its not just that I have to make some other preparitory call first. is there supposed to be an "A" tacked on like this? Or, are you saying that LibFunc at present can only call "certain" functions within a dll, perhaps ones you're predefined? If the clipboard functions are out-of-reach, please let me know.īut if they're not, please help me get this first call working: perhaps it does that by making the appropriate API calls? Your ClipMagic can save image data from the clipboard.
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Why not? I'm thinking Microsoft wrote those API calls to give developers full control over the clipboard, to do anything they needed to do. Mtettmar wrote:You won't get anywhere trying to use the clipboard apis in Macro Scheduler.
So if I increment wtlen by 1 before calling GetWindowText, I can get the whole title.īut I still can't see why it works as-is and pulls the whole title when run against the Macro Scheduler Main window?!!? On reading about GetWindowText, it says that there is a NULL char at the end that must be accounted for. However, when Notepad was up, the window title it returned was one char short, returning "Untitled - Notepa". I tapped the hotkey while the Macro Scheduler main window was up and it returned the window title just fine. I copied that code, created a macro, pasted that in and put a hotkey on it. LibFunc>user32,GetWindowTextA,gwt,win,buffer,wtlen LibFunc>user32,GetWindowTextLengthA,wtlen,win
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Is there a way we can know when we should add it and when not to?Īlso, in the Help file for LibFunc, you have this example code for Get Active Window Title: Not all the examples shown in the LibFunc Help file examples tack the "A" on. Is that "A" added onto the end of the function name a kind of special Macro Scheduler syntax?
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which worked better, no Access violation error but still no return valueĪnd the debugger showed that no variables were created.Ĭan you show me how to call this Function? Perhaps it is unusual because it requires no parameters?
LibFunc>user32,CountClipboardFormatsA,ccf I noticed in the Help file on LibFunc, most of the Function names have "A" tacked on the end so I tried that as well. Maybe something in VB? Anyone have any ideas on this one?Īccess violation at address 0012E32C. (no matter what it holds, text, image, text & image, etc) and then later restore the saved clipboard contents? Is there any way to save the current contents of the clipboard to memory somewhere However, if there was image data in the clipboard, the image data is lost. Whatever was in the clipboard before the script runs, is restored when the script exits. This works well as long as there is only text in the clipboard. Highlighted text was found so process here Without loosing image data that may already exist on the clipboard? Here's an example: How can I use the Windows Clipboard to pull in text that a user has highlighted in an application.
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