Basically I am looking for a win32 method to invoke in C# to set the focus to a children of an unmanaged application.
But first I need to find the child control’s handle which is the problem. Any useful win32 functions to solve this?
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Basically I am looking for a win32 method to invoke in C# to set the focus to a children of an unmanaged application.
But first I need to find the child control’s handle which is the problem. Any useful win32 functions to solve this?
There is a library which supports enumerating and searching window handles, which is available at http://mwinapi.sourceforge.net/
Just so that you do not have to reinvent the wheel every time 😉
Start with
and then just dig your way down (looking at class names, process names, titles, dialog IDs, whatever).