If you know an object type, and you have the object’s handle (hwnd), is there a way to turn that into a variable?
Example:
Set myObj = Magic(hwnd)If you know an object type, and you have the object’s handle (hwnd), is
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If you know an object type, and you have the object’s handle (hwnd), is there a way to turn that into a variable?
Example:
Set myObj = Magic(hwnd)
HWNDs are just numbers that are mapped to internal objects by the OS (and they can and do get recycled). You can’t really turn them into anything.
What would you expect myObj to do in your example? All the Windows APIs for manipulating windowss take HWNDs.