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what didn't work? post code if you want help

you need to edit that code to your specs to make it work, don't ask me, I can't see your code. bye. maybe someone else can play 20 questions/suggestions with you.

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hi i want to try to understund  how work uia  framework.

i download uia_vo_66  and relatives example , i look the example ex4  ex4_calculator.au3

i dont understund when you write in example

Local $oCalc=_UIA_getFirstObjectOfElement($UIA_oDesktop,$cCalcIdentification, $treescope_children)

where do you find a  object $UIA_oDesktop ??

thankz

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ok  thankz  other  questions

in ex4_calculator you use  this code  $oButton=_UIA_getFirstObjectOfElement($oCalc,"name:=" & $cButton1, $treescope_subtree)

$treescope_subtree is  the same variable inside  the  CUIAautomation.au3 ?? is  equal 7  rght???

other questions  you call  the  object ( $oInvokeP.Invoke)  with (method ?) .invoke , but where do you find  this  call ?? invoke  ??  in ispect.exe i dont  find

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I'm working with the latest zip files (UIA_V0_66) under 64-bit Windows 7 Pro. Whether I build JABSimpleSpy as a standalone 64-bit application or run it from within SciTE, it always launches the Java control panel first. I have no idea what I'm supposed to do with that.

The JABSimpleSpy main window eventually appears. But when I hover over the Windows start button and press CTRL-W (as well as anything else I've tried so far), all I get is a newline on the spy's main window.

What do you think I'm doing wrong, please?

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On 2/17/2019 at 1:31 PM, junkew said:

Use the invoke pattern then mouse will not move. First few examples show usage of invoke.

 

I don't want to make the mouse move.
How can I do that like a ControlClick

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