This sounds funny..just a little experiment.
i wanted to simulate a drag drop of a file on a Application/Window using Send Message.
Is it possible?
I dont have code for the application but on the executable.
The application is IP Messenger.
What i wanted to do is use "Send To" functionality to send the file to an .exe ,which will
find IPMessenger window and simulate a drag drop thr code.
The user will select the file and right click "send to" to the .exe which will do drag drop from code.
**Note: IP Messenger supports drag-drop operation for files
thx
amit
There is the WM_DROPFILES
Message. I guess that you could use CreateToolhelp32Snapshot
to locate the window that is IP Messenger and then build the DROPFILES
structure to send with the WM_DROPFILES
message.
The final link would be to Codeproject, with some help on creating the DROPFILES
structure: How to Implement Drag and Drop Between Your Program and Explorer.
Instead of using CreatToolhelp32Snapshot
you could be using FindWindow
function. Here you will get the HWND
for IP Messenger directly, instead of CTh32S
, which will only locate the HANDLE
for the process.
When this is done you create the DROPFILES
structure. Read the comments on the CodeProject link in the "Initiating a drag and drop" section for more info of how.
And finally you send it with sendmessage
SendMessage(ipMessHWND, WM_DROPFILES, (HDROP)&myDropFiles, 0);