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I have a program that needs to sit in the background and when a user connects to a RDP session it will do some environment setup then launch a program. When the program is closed it will do some housekeeping and logoff the session. The current way I am doing it is I have the terminal server launch this application. This is built as a windows forms application to keep the console window from showing up: public static void Main() { //(Snip...) Do some setup work Process proc = new Process(); //(Snip...) Setup the process proc.Start(); proc.WaitForExit(); //(Snip...) Do some housecleaning

I have just written simple script to launch an applciation and I am trying to use "SendKeys" module to send keystrokes to this application. There is one "Snapshot" button, but I cant get Python to click "Snapshot" button, as the new window is not in focus. So I am planning to use Win32gui module's win32gui.FindWindow and win32gui.SetForegroundWindow functionality. But it gives me error- invalid handle . My app name is "DMCap" Here is code snippet in Python: handle = win32gui.FindWindow(0, "DMCap") //paassing 0 as I dont know classname win32gui.SetForegroundWindow(handle) //put the window in

I'm developing a quick solution that uses a Slider with multiple handles to define widths for a dynamic layout. I've attempted to use both ExtJS3 and the latest JQuery UI. In ExtJS, you can constrain the handles so the don't cross over each other, and it's quite an intuitive approach to the UI I need, however there are reasons why I would rather not use ExtJS for one 'island' in a sea of JQuery. So, does anyone know of a secret attribute, or a bit of code that constrains multiple handles in the JQuery slider ? For clarity: if you have a slider with 2 handles, one at 40 and one at 60; the

I need to apply an Aero background blur to only part of a custom-shaped WPF window. The problem is that to apply the blur with DWM, I need to provide a window handle to the DwmEnableBlurBehindWindow function. I have been told that the WPF popup control is actually a separate window. That is good. Can I get a popup's handle to apply blur to it? If so, how? Try this HwndSource source = (HwndSource)HwndSource.FromVisual(myPopup) or this but this one only works for actual Windows, but might help for future references. IntPtr handle = new WindowInteropHelper(myWindow).Handle; Cleber Try this:

My pure DotNET library runs as a plugin inside an unmanaged desktop application. I've been getting a steady (though low) stream of crash reports that seem to indicate a problem with GDI handles (fonts in error messages etc. revert to the system font, display of all sorts of controls break down, massive crash shortly after). My Forms have few controls, but I do a lot of GDI+ drawing in User controls. What's a good way to tell how many handles I'm using, or even leaking? Thanks, David I've had to deal with the same kind of problem in the past. In order to inspect how many GDI objects your

I have a one-to-many map class - MyMap1N<WeakPtr_Parent,WeakPtr_Children> . By design, it is supposed to store weak pointers of game-related instance. Roughly speaking, it is called like :- MyMap1N<WeakPtr<Room>,WeakPtr<RigidBody>> map; WeakPtr<Room> room=create<Room>(); WeakPtr<RigidBody> body=create<RigidBody>(); map.add(room,body); MyArray<WeakPtr<RigidBody>> bodys=map.getAllChildren(room); By profiling, I found that std::unordered_map is too slow. Thus, I had to find another way to implement it. I decided to create an array (instead of unordered_map ) in Room . To increase speed of query,

I'm debugging a potential GDI Handle Leak. Thanks to @Alois Kraus , there is a WinDbg script which performs a handle count. From my debugging sessions, especially for .NET , I find that usually, it's better to have 32-bit dumps of 32-bit processes and 64-bit dumps of 64-bit processes. Unfortunately, with 2 crash dumps I received, the script does not work. Looking deeper into it, I found out that the GdiSharedHandleTable is null in those dumps: 0:000> dt ntdll!_PEB GdiSharedHandleTable @$peb +0x094 GdiSharedHandleTable : (null) Now, on his website , Alois mentions Important: If you are running