Longwindow in button class

Right... so, as HKosova says... what value is STATE_FLAGS_INDEX.  You need that before you can use it in TestComplete.  Find that value, and you're most of the way there.

Thank you.  This worked.  Appreciate your help and time.

Great Work..

Great! Happy testing :smileyhappy:

Hello:

I have similar issue with a different class MDS_HH_MDS​EDIT.  Can you please help.

Attached the properties of the object.

Thanks,

Madhi

This is how it is referenced by developer

MdsEdit::WmGetText( WHandlerArg *arg )

Hi,

I m facing the same issue 

x = Win32API.GetWindowLong(button_m.Handle, 7*4)

but i am writing code in javascript using testcomplete 12.0.

How can we can call the Win32API.GetWindowLong(button_m.Handle, 7 * 4) in javascript.

Exactly as you have it... 

TestComplete supports the Win32API object and has, available "GetWindowLong".  All the same considerations as HKosova mentioned need to be considered.

See https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/testing-with/advanced/using-external-functions/calling-win32-api.html

Note that the Win32API object is deprecated... no new development is being done for it.  But, as of 12.50, it's still in there and usable.

yes, i used GetWindowLong() function without Win32API. but still its not working in javascript.

Currently i m converting all our vbscript code into Javascript using descriptive programming.

We have  Mdsbutton class but its a checkbox. I am unable to capture the current state of the checkbox. below is code i m using in javascript.

let YieldBtn = Sys.Process("*").UIAObject("*").UIAObject("Windowxx").UIAObject("Full_Screen_Area_PH", 4).UIAObject("PostxxxPH", 5).UIAObject("class_Exx").UIAObject("Yield");

let res = GetWindowLong(YieldBtn.Handle, 7 * 4);

but the result always come as 0 even though check box button is selected.

The syntax for GetWindowLong is correct... however, read the WHOLE thread above... are you sure "7" is the correct value? Or 4?  As you read the thread, you need to evaluate what those numbers SHOULD be based upon what the developers have designed the object to be.

So, your problem is not that "GetWindowLong" isn't working... just that you don't have the values you need in order to properly evaluate the checkbox state.

Below is dev code which will get the status of check box button

DWORD GetCheckBoxState(

       HWND          hWndBtn )

{

       return( GetWindowLong( hWndBtn, STATE_FLAGS_INDEX * sizeof( unsigned long ) ) );

}

enum MDS_BUTTON_CLASS_INDICES {

       MDSBUTTON_BUTTON_INFO_INDEX,

       FONT_INDEX,

       BUTTON_HOLD_NOTIFY_TIME_INDEX,

       NOTIFY_HWND_INDEX,

       BIT_FLAGS_INDEX,

       BUTTON_TYPE_FLAGS_INDEX,

       TEXT_ALIGNMENT_FLAGS_INDEX,

       STATE_FLAGS_INDEX,

       BUTTON_TOGGLE_FLAGS_INDEX,

       NUM_MDS_BUTTON_CLASS_INDICES

       //10 indices is the ABSOLUTE MAX - see above warning

};