Re^2: traverse tree view and set the contents

no it is quite possible to actually get the individual components of windows program through the api. For instance I can get the handle to the treeview of a windows explorer.

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Re^3: traverse tree view and set the contents by Corion (Patriarch) on Dec 24, 2008 at 10:36 UTC
That's true, and that's what Win32::GuiTest gives you. But it's not (easily) possible to change the contents of a treeview, because you'll run into memory allocation problems.	[reply]
Re^3: traverse tree view and set the contents by Anonymous Monk on Dec 24, 2008 at 15:41 UTC
You might be able to use that handle to make a Win32::GUI::TreeView object like this `use Win32::GUI; my $tree = bless( { '-type' => 0, '-name' => 'Guessing', '-handle' => $treehandle, '-accel' => 0 }, 'Win32::GUI::TreeView' )` [download] then maybe you can set/change data easier	[reply] [d/l]