Comments by Josh_0101 (Top 16 by date)

There is an issue, what if there are different data types of number included in the same string? int; float; double;

Thanks and it works! I get the error because of some typo when I'm making the changes. Just need RECT rect; instead of RECT rect {0};

I see. I thought it was an array same as the char and keep searching the solution for this..

How can I declare/initialize RECT in this CALLBACK? So far I haven't found the example for this issue and definitely I have to use VS2008 to run it.

Yes, this is 1 of the issue that I'm not sure how to define an array for `RECT` in other way to make it valid in my compiler version..

I have tried this, the syntax errors will be gone. But it will caused other errors for my CALLBACK.

error C2601: 'rect' : local function definitions are illegal
error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before '}'
error C2065: 'name' : undeclared identifier
error ....

BOOL CALLBACK EnumWindowsProc(HWND hwnd, LPARAM lParam)
{
    char name[100];
    RECT rect{0};

    GetClassNameA(hwnd,name, sizeof(name));
    ::GetWindowRect(hwnd, &rect);

    std::vector<listdata>* myVec = reinterpret_cast<std::vector<listdata>*>(lParam);

    if (myVec) {
      myVec->emplace_back(LISTDATA(std::string(name), rect));
    } else {
      
     return FALSE;
    }

    return TRUE;
}
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Hi, is there any way to define a similar struct in VS2008?

It seems like you misunderstand what I'm asking. I can get all the HWND by referring to the hierarchy shown in Spy++. Those HWND are not hidden and I can get all the info, just the WindowFromPoint function couldn't reach them. Sorry to say that, I'm a beginner in this and it will be a long journey for me if I want to use this knowledge to steal sensitive information. Thanks for the suggestion but it's not applicable.

I use Spy++ to check the hierarchy of the window for me to decide which window function should be used. The purpose is to get the correct window caption when the mouse cursor is pointing on it.

I can get some of the hwnd from the application but I found that some control inside the tab dialog cannot be get. Those explanation are based on my understanding from Spy++. Perhaps to get some idea from here what is the root cause and is there any solution for it.

I make it as a simple C++ coding and test it in console. It is a small part of MFC application that I'm debugging.