Hi Steve,
if your off screen window supports UIA and you can get the windows
handle perhaps you can use this function:
<begin code>
int Function IsCheckBoxChecked (object oCheckbox)
var
object oToggleState
oToggleState = oCheckbox.GetTogglePattern()
If oToggleState.toggleState == 1 then
Return True
else
Return False
EndIf
EndFunction
Script CheckState ()
var
object oCheckbox
; ... use UIA functions to get the object here
If IsCheckBoxChecked (oCheckBox) then
; ... do what you want
else
; ... do what you want
EndIf
EndScript
<end code>
Hope this helps
Udo
Am 19.03.19 um 17:10 schrieb Steve Spamer:
Hi folks. I want to query if a control is checked or not, and the jaws__________�
function ControlIsChecked() doesn't take any parameters, as the description
says it's only for the current window. So, are there other options? This
control resides in an off screen/open window. THX Steve.
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