Unfortunately, I guess what I didn't make clear is that the layout I gave you for one note is repeated for as many notes as you are showing. (Assuming that the first control was Edit1) An added benefit is that if I could, I like to send keys to the window if the timestamp (which is just text, not a field) is clicked.Īnother solution is if I could get all the Edit1 controls inside of the currently focused ENNoteBarX, and then reference them in order.

Because the header is the same height every time, this could work. Then, use the mouse position relative to this control (ENNoteBarX), to figure out if I clicked in the Edit1 control for tags. One potential solution that would be really nice is to determine when the note header (ENNoteBarX, the area between *** and *** in my example above) is clicked on. I've tried getting the control handle, but they're different and completely unpredictable for each Edit1 control. MsgBox, Control with focus = %ctrlWithFocus% Sleep, 250 give time for control to gain focus. #IfWinActive - Evernote ahk_class ENMainFrameWindow

The following code works perfect, except that it fires for every Edit1 field. So, I'm wanting to detect when the tags field gains focus. The fields inside of this area (title, url, tags) all have a classNN of Edit1.Įverywhere in this window has a class of ahk_class ENMainFrameWindow. It's ENNoteBarX, where X is the note ID (1,2,3,4,etc). The area at the top of each note has a unique but predictable classNN. Here's a screen shot of three notes to illustrate how the controls are laid out.

I then want to send some keys to bring up their tag editor instead of editing tags inline. The program is Evernote, and I'm wanting to detect when the user places their mouse into the Tag field for a specific note. Perhaps a brief explanation is in order of what I'm trying to do.

I cannot figure out to to reference a specific control, there are multiple instances of the same controls that all have have exactly the same class and classNN. Sie wissen, dass Sie sich jederzeit vom Newsletter wieder mithilfe des in der E-Mail angegebenen Abmelden-Links abmelden können.Hello, I'm beating my head against the wall until bloody. Wenn Sie unseren Newsletter abonnieren, bestätigen Sie, dass Sie unsere Datenschutzerklärung gelesen und akzeptiert haben.

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