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Simulate clicking a button in another window in C #

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Simulate clicking a button in another window in C #

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I'd like to close a dialog that pops up automatically, but I'm having some trouble getting it to work. My Win32 programming is a bit rusty after several years of limited usage.

I'm using FindWindowEx to get handles to the dialog and the button I want to click. I was under the impression that sending a WM_COMMAND to the dialog, with the button handle in the wParam parameter would do the trick.

Window window = Window.FindWindow("TSomeDialog", null);
Window cancelButton = Window.FindWindow("TButton", "Cancel", window);

Message message = Message.Create(window.HWnd, 0x0111, cancelButton.HWnd, IntPtr.Zero);
PostMessage(message);

public void PostMessage(Message message)
{
    // Win32 API import
    PostMessage(message.HWnd, message.Msg, message.WParam, message.LParam);
}

Window is a class that implements IWin32Window and wraps some Win32 API calls. I have inlined the constant for WM_COMMAND (0x111).

What am I doing wrong? :)

Well, according to the documentation for WM_COMMAND, lParam should be the handle to the control's window (it looks like you're passing it in wParam).

wParam should have its high order word equal to BN_CLICKED and its low order word equal to the control's identifier.

(You can use GetWindowLong with GWL_ID to retrieve this, but presumably its IDCANCEL.)


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