WndHandle, Get a partial title

[volt]

http://www.indigorose.com/forums/sho...ight=WndHandle

For example, to close this window (indigorose forums), i used the following code and it worked:

windows = Window.EnumerateTitles(); 
window_name = "stopping a program - Indigo Rose Software Forums - Mozilla Firefox"; 
for handle, title in windows do result = String.Find(title, window_name, 1, false); 
if (result ~= -1) then Window.Close(handle, CLOSEWND_SENDMESSAGE); 
end 
end

If you are using firefox, it should work perfectly with you

Is it possible for me just to search for just to have

window_name = "stopping a program - Indigo Rose Software Forums"

Because they may not use Firefox =P

[playmenow]

Yes, it is. Just replace the string and it will work.

[volt]

Still lost so how would I wildcard the title?

[Roboblue]

do a string.replace action

windows = Window.EnumerateTitles();
window_name = "stopping a program - Indigo Rose Software Forums - Mozilla Firefox";
sWindowName = String.Replace(window_name, " - Mozilla Firefox", "", false);
for handle, title in windows do result = String.Find(title, sWindowName, 1, false);
if (result ~= -1) then Window.Close(handle, CLOSEWND_SENDMESSAGE);
end
end

Actually, the first word in the window title is all you neeed, the rest are redundant.

[playmenow]

You don't need. The String.Find action will search for what you gave it.

[Worm]

Volt, String.Find searches for any instance of the characters you feed it. If you want to omit the " - Mozilla Firefox" from your title, any window that has
"stopping a program - Indigo Rose Software Forums" in the title would close. Think of it as a substring search.

[playmenow]

Worm, I was faster

[Worm]

That'll teach not to actually try to explain why rather than blurting out the answer

[volt]

Ok, I understand now!!

Thank You all!!

[Intrigued]

That'll teach not to actually try to explain why rather than blurting out the answer

Worm it was worth the extra minute (literally!).

[Mina]

"Being fast and not very spatial doesn't make you any better in spatial kinds of things; you probably just get the wrong answer more quickly."
Howard Gardner