Hello. That's exactly what the method you're invoking returns, the height/width referenced to its parent coordinate system. If you want to get the offset referenced to the screen (1st level of DOM) you can get it by adding all offset values invoking recursively to 'get_offsetParent' method (n-1) times. Hope it helps. Regards

Clean up does not help either.

These days you should probably prefer ProcessBuilder to Runtime for executing external processes. ProcessBuilder does everything Runtime.exec does and more, so it's probably worth getting into the habit of using it. After all it has been around since 1.5 which came in years ago.

ProcessBuilder and Process may help. You can get an output stream for the Process and send input to the command line through that.

kartikdasani wrote: len = SendMessage(hToolbar,TB_GETBUTTONTEXT,i,(LPARAM)text); The value of i is counting from 0 to TB_BUTTONCOUNT. Are you sure those values match the command identifiers of the buttons on your toolbar? See here[^] for more details. You should also (always) follow Superman[^]'s advice. The best things in life are not things.

You are using the 32 bit VM. The MOST likely cause of that problem is JNI code or a third party library that uses JNI code. Probably 95% of all occurences is due to that. Other than the next most likely cause is your environment. Something 'odd'. Such as some unusual firewall, patches, etc.

Try this[^] sample app , you may able to right click on the menu items HTH

In general case, except the discovering of the font color :) : void TryGetFontInfo(CWnd* pcWnd) { if (pcWnd->GetSafeHwnd()) { CFont* pcFont(pcWnd->GetFont()); if (pcFont->GetSafeHandle()) { LOGFONT sLF = {0}; // see its fields at MSDN pcFont->GetLogFont(&sLF); // analyze the fields content now :) } } } They sought it with thimbles, they sought it with care; They pursued it with forks and hope; They threatened its life with a railway-share; They charmed it with smiles and soap. :)

Your question is unclear. Are you searching for a pattern that you already know exactly? If so, use strLine.indexOf(wantedString). If you are doing something selse, you need to tell us more about how to specify the search pattern. Peter Software rusts. Simon Stephenson, ca 1994.

Where "identify" means what exactly? If you mean you want to figure out that a picture, for example, has a dog in it then you need to research pattern matching algorithms (or maybe "image pattern" but something like that.) The algorithms are independent of language.

Hi, did you manage to achieve your goals? I'm looking into the same topic but do not find anything promising. regards

You could try updating to a more recent build of Java. Update 17 is quite old now and it is possible that there may have been some fixes to more recent releases. I know that these things aren't always that easy, particularly if this involves upgrading a live production system, but if you can upgrade then it might be worth a try.