🚀 go-pugleaf

On Wed, 05 Apr 2006 11:11:46 -0700, Bob Gonder
<notbg@notmindspring.invalid> wrote:

>Helmut Giese wrote:
>
>>Well, needs some more experiments :(
>
>You might try iterating the client window with
>
>    for( point.x=10;  x<MaxClient.x-10;  point.x+=10 )
>    for( point.y=10;  x<MaxClient.y-10;  point.y+=10 )
>
>     if( (menuitem = MenuItemFromPoint( hwnd, hmenu, point )) != -1 )
>    {	//We have menu item number menuitem at location point
>	if( menuitem == menuitemwewant )
>	{	// we have a point within the item we want
>	}
>    }

Hi Bob,
thanks for the idea, but my problem is just that I don't have a
'hmenu' (and neither the hwnd to go with it).

I have some window managed by Tk (it's a window because I can get its
hwnd). It's not a menu ('IsMenu' says no), it does not _have_ a menu
(GetMenu returns 0), it doesn't have a parent (GetParent says so) - I
figured maybe this thing I have is a child of someone else - but I can
query it e.g. for its active index.

A bit weird. For the moment I ran out of ideas what ot try next, so
the project is put on hold. Hm, I _knew_ why I wrote a bit earlier in
this thread 
	it's not clear who is going to win
Best regards
Helmut Giese