Thread: [Release] SKINbedder BETA 2.99999

Originally Posted by RPM_VR4

??? I could have swarn I had removed "Embed(iGGPS)" from the end of that before sending it to Ol33l. Maybe he added it back before releasing. What "Embed(iGGPS)" does is wait for the GPS Info window.

Basically, it will work as is for people who are showing the GPS Info window at startup. For people that are having this problem, just press "G" to open the window, it will then embed the GPS Info window and then draw the buttons. All you ever had to do was press "g" LOL.

Now why didn't I think of that

Michael

Hey RPM/leelo

Can the "buttons" send an Escape key? If so, what is the proper syntax?

Michael

Originally Posted by RPM_VR4

??? I could have swarn I had removed "Embed(iGGPS)" from the end of that before sending it to Ol33l. Maybe he added it back before releasing. What "Embed(iGGPS)" does is wait for the GPS Info window.

Basically, it will work as is for people who are showing the GPS Info window at startup. For people that are having this problem, just press "G" to open the window, it will then embed the GPS Info window and then draw the buttons. All you ever had to do was press "g" LOL.

Yep, I take the blame. I put in Embed(iGGPS)

Originally Posted by RPM_VR4

Ol33l: How can I better detect a window closing rather than just changing it's name? I store the FindWindowEX handle as PanelArray[Index].ProgHandle. Isn't there some command that will just tell me if that handle is still valid or not? This is what I do now (with comments):

Code:

      //Remove Panel if Window is Closed
      //ToDo: What if the window name just changed?  Need better "closed" detection.
      if (GetWindowHandleEX(PanelArray[Index].Handle, PanelArray[Index].ScreenINI.ReadString(PanelArray[Index].Name, 'WindowClass', ''), PanelArray[Index].ScreenINI.ReadString(PanelArray[Index].Name, 'WindowTitle', '')) = 0) then
       begin
        PanelArray[Index].Free;
        SetLength(PanelArray, length(PanelArray) - 1);
        if Length(PanelArray) = 0 then
         begin
          Timer0.Enabled := False;
          Application.Terminate;
         end;
       end;

I think that that's the best way to detect if a window is running. For iGS I had an EXE_RUNNING function, but we can't do that here because the GPS Info window isn't a seperate app.

Originally Posted by RPM_VR4

Send(Escape) or Send(Esc)

Neither seems to work.

Michael

Originally Posted by Wiredwrx

Neither seems to work.

Michael

It looks like we kept the old sendkeys code