How can I get handle (IntPtr) to a "sub"-form in another application?
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You need to put a breakpoint inside the "myDelegate" callback to see if ANY windows are being found, not just ones that match your substring. But first, verify that it is indeed finding the correct process. Compare the ProcessId to the one shown by Task Manager. EDIT: I'm sorry I didn't see that you had already tried the breakpoint inside the callback. The only thing I can think of at this moment is to make sure it is finding the correct process.
The difficult we do right away... ...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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It is finding the right bash.exe process (there is only 1 running) and it successfully finds its 3 threads. As you said, the filtering with the substrings happens later and by then there are no handles at all to filter.
I have one last thing. I'm not familiar with bash, is it a command line program?
The difficult we do right away... ...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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I have one last thing. I'm not familiar with bash, is it a command line program?
The difficult we do right away... ...the impossible takes slightly longer.
Yes, I think it's some kind of command prompt that is standard for Unix systems, but it exists for Windows also. I've seen some of my colleagues (those that prefer typing over interacting with GUI:s) type
$ git.exe checkout develop
when they want to checkout in Git.
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Yes, I think it's some kind of command prompt that is standard for Unix systems, but it exists for Windows also. I've seen some of my colleagues (those that prefer typing over interacting with GUI:s) type
$ git.exe checkout develop
when they want to checkout in Git.
Bingo! That must be why you're not finding any Windows. I can think of two possibilities at this point. 1. It might be that you need to find bash's parent process and enumerate the windows of that process instead. 2. It might be that the Linux Subsystem is interfering somehow.
The difficult we do right away... ...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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Bingo! That must be why you're not finding any Windows. I can think of two possibilities at this point. 1. It might be that you need to find bash's parent process and enumerate the windows of that process instead. 2. It might be that the Linux Subsystem is interfering somehow.
The difficult we do right away... ...the impossible takes slightly longer.
When I closed my bash.exe command prompt, I could see that the following processes disappeared: backgroundTaskHost, bash, conhost, git-bash, mintty and RuntimeBroker. When I tried mintty instead of bash, then it worked great! Again, thanks for your help!
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When I closed my bash.exe command prompt, I could see that the following processes disappeared: backgroundTaskHost, bash, conhost, git-bash, mintty and RuntimeBroker. When I tried mintty instead of bash, then it worked great! Again, thanks for your help!
Happy to help! :)
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