EnumWindows API

Hi all,

I am trying to find the names of all the opened Windows.
I am using EnumWindows API, and I am at the point that I can print bunch of Window titles; however, it's printing much more than I wanted.

For example, I have winamp, visual stuido, 1 internet explore open. The program printed out the 3 things above, but it's also printing things like:

&File
&File
&File
&File
&File
AutoHide
AutoCompleteProxy
ccApp
etc
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.
.

Am I using a wrong function for what I want to do?
Thanks,
opiston

Could you post some code please it could help.

The first thing that jumps into my head is to run a check on the following in your callback function.

Code:

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if (!IsWindowVisible(hWnd))
                return TRUE;

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Hi zeRoau,

I put your code into the callback function and it's working as it should now.
Thank you for your help.

opiston

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Originally Posted by opiston

...it's working as it should now...

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Just a quick note - it DID work as it should in the first place, only you didn't know that EnumWindows enumerates hidden windows too... :)

Hey VladimirF,

How's going?

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Originally Posted by VladimirF

Just a quick note - it DID work as it should in the first place, only you didn't know that EnumWindows enumerates hidden windows too... :)

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Yeah, I thought EnumWindows only enumerate the visible windows. I guess I should have said, "It's working as I want it to" =))
Here is the definition of EnumWindows from MSDN:

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The EnumWindows function enumerates all top-level windows on the screen by passing the handle to each window, in turn, to an application-defined callback function. EnumWindows continues until the last top-level window is enumerated or the callback function returns FALSE.

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I guess I mis-understood top-level windows.
So what is top-level windows then?

Thank you,
opiston

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Originally Posted by opiston

So what is top-level windows then?

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Windows that have the Desktop Window as a parent