winguitest-general

[Winguitest-general] PostMessage problem

[Raghava B.S <rag...@ya...>]

Hi,
   
   I need to send x and y values in the lparam of Postmessage();
   
  x and y should be 32 bits each....but if i left shift the y value and OR it it is not working.....please help...Is it possible to call using Win32::API??
   
  below code didnt work....
   
   
  $work=((($right+$left)/2)+$x);
  my $work1=($top+$bottom)/2+$y;
  
  $work1|=0x00000000000;
  my $test=$work1||$work;
  print LOGFILE "\n*** $work,$work1..............................................................\n";
  my $he= sprintf("%x",$work);
  my $he1= sprintf("%x",$work1);
  my $he2= sprintf("%x",$test);
  my $test="0x"."$he1"."000000"."$he";
   
   
   
   
   
  below statement didnt work...
  PostMessage($WindowHandle[0],0x202,0,MAKELPARAM($work1,$work));
   
   
  Please help
   
   

       
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[Winguitest-general] PostMessage problem

[Brent E. <br...@ya...>]

Alright, lets see if I've figured out SourceForge's
mailing system.

The key to sending multi variables in the lParam
variable is through the use of pack and unpack. 
Piotr's tutorial illustrates this nicely.  

http://www.piotrkaluski.com/files/winguitest/docs/ch02s04.html

To take it further though, you will have to do some 
digging around on the MSDN.  You can usually just
enter the name of the control or message, and that
will bring up a description of the call and the
variables needed.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx

For example, enter LB_FINDSTRING into the MSDN, and
you'll get the ListBox search function.  It will
provide all the struct and variable type information
that you need, though you may need to play around to
get certain types to work.  You'll also need to get a
copy of the winuser.h file for the definitions of the
calls.

http://www.koders.com/c/fidC56B15342F56BF6E942A95426E7525172FC7E6E1.aspx

Although what exactly is it that you're trying to do? 
By the looks of it, you're trying to send a
WM_LBUTTONUP message.  Are you trying to click on a
specific area of a control?


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Re: [Winguitest-general] PostMessage problem

[Erik K. <er...@ma...>]

I'd like to help but I don't do a lot of work in this area.  But, what
are you trying to accomplish?  Perhaps there's no need to use
PostMessage.  Are you just trying to mouseclick or ctrl-click or
something?  Sorry I don't know what 0x202 is for PostMessage.

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Erik

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Hi,

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 I need to send x and y values in the lparam of Postmessage();

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x and y should be 32 bits each....but if i left shift the y value and OR
it it is not working.....please help...Is it possible to call using
Win32::API??

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below code didnt work....

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$work=3D((($right+$left)/2)+$x);

my $work1=3D($top+$bottom)/2+$y;

$work1|=3D0x00000000000;

my $test=3D$work1||$work;

print LOGFILE "\n***
$work,$work1............................................................
..\n";

my $he=3D sprintf("%x",$work);

my $he1=3D sprintf("%x",$work1);

my $he2=3D sprintf("%x",$test);

my $test=3D"0x"."$he1"."000000"."$he";

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below statement didnt work...

PostMessage($WindowHandle[0],0x202,0,MAKELPARAM($work1,$work));

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Please help

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