What would be the best way to go about finding what the active control is on any window? I am going to be sending the WM_PASTE message to it. ChildWindowFromPoint has not been returning a fair few of the selected controls.
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What would be the best way to go about finding what the active control is on any window? I am going to be sending the WM_PASTE message to it. ChildWindowFromPoint has not been returning a fair few of the selected controls.
Ah, yeah. WM_Paste….
Winform application?
Why do you assume that the active window can receive them? I mean, unless it is an activeX control…. it would not ahve it’s own lower level message pump. It would react on events propagated within the .NET framework… only active x (native) controls an dthe window IIRC handle windows messages.