Simple hWnd Viewer

Hi,

I didn't try with QT panel yet,

Will try to get info from that and let you know.

Best,
Pixmaoon

Really nice tool,
Do you ever try to do the same with the new QT panel (max 2018)?
I need to change some parameters(material Rendering Level) for the "viewport per-view Settings" but the command UIAccessor.GetChildWindows for this windows is empty.

Thanks

This will give you the children of the Per-View Preferences widget:

(
	local ctypes = python.import "ctypes"
	local QtWidgets = python.import "PySide2.QtWidgets"

	actionMan.executeAction 0 "63578"
	windows.processPostedMessages()
	local viewPref = ctypes.windll.user32.GetActiveWindow() as IntegerPtr

	local widget = QtWidgets.QWidget.find viewPref
	local widgetChildren = widget.children() as array
)

You can call python help command on those that you care about to find out more, say

	local builtin = python.import "__builtin__"
	builtin.help widgetChildren[1]

Ah, nice, thanks,

Will try to implement it to get python widgets under a mouse too.

Here is just code to set Material Rendering Level:

(

  local ctypes = python.import "ctypes"
  local QtWidgets = python.import "PySide2.QtWidgets"
 
  actionMan.executeAction 0 "63578"
  windows.processPostedMessages()

  local viewPref = ctypes.windll.user32.GetActiveWindow() as IntegerPtr
   
  local widget = QtWidgets.QWidget.find viewPref
  --local widgetChildren = widget.children() as array
  
  
  local combo_box
  local ok_button
  
  fn find_material_combo widget = 
  (
    for w in (widget.children() as array) where w != undefined while combo_box == undefined or ok_button == undefined do
    (
      if matchpattern (w as string) pattern:"*QComboBox*" and \
         matchpattern ((w.parentWidget()) as string) pattern:"*QGroupBox*" and \
         (w.parentWidget()).title() == "Additional Parameters" and \
         w.findText("Basic Material") > -1 \
      then
      (
        combo_box = w
      )
      else
      (
        if ok_button == undefined and matchpattern (w as string) pattern:"*button*" and tolower (w.text()) == "ok" do ok_button = w
        
        find_material_combo w
      )
    )
  )
  
  find_material_combo widget

  if combo_box != undefined do combo_box.setCurrentIndex 0 -- set index as you need (0 - based)
    
  if ok_button != undefined do ok_button.click()
  
  ok
)

Best,

Couldn't resist and added some more info to the printout:

Ha, cool addition, thanks man :)

cool idea, I'm going to use this quite a bit.