Re: AXUIElementDestroyed question
Re: AXUIElementDestroyed question
- Subject: Re: AXUIElementDestroyed question
- From: John Louch <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 17 Mar 2003 10:24:25 -0800
You cannot rely on the application handler only receiving window destroyed
notifications. In the future we will most likely send more destroyed
notifications.
Thanks,
jl
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In my app I have just started observing AXUIElementDestroyed on my app as a
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whole as I want to know when windows get destroyed. What has surprised me is
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that my call-back proc only gets called for windows and not for other
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UIElements which I assume must also exist within those windows (i.e.
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controls etc)
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This is actually exactly what I want for my purposes, but leaves me
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suspicious that one day I will start being told about all the stuff I don't
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care about being destroyed. Can someone clarify that this is the expected
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behaviour and I'm not doing something fundamentally wrong.
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If I wanted to be cautious, would it make sense to see if the Role of the
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element being destroyed is AXWindow, or is that just being over-redundant.
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Matt
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