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RiseUp wrote: If it appears in Task Manager as java.exe, then surely that could be the issue. Also, the uncommented call to the library function in your code simulates a single-click with the left mouse button. Is that what you're trying for?

Using TrayIcon_GetInfo() would definitely help to debug your issue, but it isn't necessary to get it working once you have the right parameter(s) figured out for TrayIcon_Button().

Vince42 wrote:I already unsuccessfully tried "java.exe" als Parameter - obviously something is missing or they changed something in Windwos 10 again.

Yes, a single click with the left mouse button is exactly what I need.

Do you have a sample code to iterate over the icons in the TrayIcon?

#NoEnv							; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.
SendMode Input					; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability.

; This script assumes that TrayIcon.ahk is in one of your library locations:
;    %A_ScriptDir%\Lib\                                  ; Local library - requires v1.0.90+.
;    %A_MyDocuments%\AutoHotkey\Lib\                     ; User library.
;    path-to-the-currently-running-AutoHotkey.exe\Lib\   ; Standard library.
; If not in any of those, then add an #Include at the top pointing to the file.

; Create a ListView to display the list of info gathered
Gui Add, ListView, Grid r30 w500 Sort, Process|Tooltip|Handle

; Get all of the icons in the system tray using Sean's TrayIcon library
oIcons := TrayIcon_GetInfo()

; Loop through the info we obtained and add it to the ListView
Loop, % oIcons.MaxIndex()
{
    proc := oIcons[A_Index].Process
    ttip := oIcons[A_Index].tooltip
    hWnd := oIcons[A_Index].hWnd
    
    LV_Add(, proc, ttip, hWnd)
}

LV_ModifyCol()

Gui Show, Center, System Tray Icons
Return

GuiEscape:
GuiClose:
    ExitApp

RiseUp wrote:

Vince42 wrote:I already unsuccessfully tried "java.exe" als Parameter - obviously something is missing or they changed something in Windwos 10 again.

Yes, a single click with the left mouse button is exactly what I need.

Do you have a sample code to iterate over the icons in the TrayIcon?

Sure, try the following code. It should bring up a ListView with all of your system tray icons' process names, tooltips, and handles.

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#NoEnv ; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.
SendMode Input ; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability.

; This script assumes that TrayIcon.ahk is in one of your library locations:
; %A_ScriptDir%\Lib\ ; Local library - requires v1.0.90+.
; %A_MyDocuments%\AutoHotkey\Lib\ ; User library.
; path-to-the-currently-running-AutoHotkey.exe\Lib\ ; Standard library.
; If not in any of those, then add an #Include at the top pointing to the file.

; Create a ListView to display the list of info gathered
Gui Add, ListView, Grid r30 w500 Sort, Process|Tooltip|Handle

; Get all of the icons in the system tray using Sean's TrayIcon library
oIcons := TrayIcon_GetInfo()

; Loop through the info we obtained and add it to the ListView
Loop, % oIcons.MaxIndex()
{
 proc := oIcons[A_Index].Process
 ttip := oIcons[A_Index].tooltip
 hWnd := oIcons[A_Index].hWnd
 
 LV_Add(, proc, ttip, hWnd)
}

LV_ModifyCol()

Gui Show, Center, System Tray Icons
Return

GuiEscape:
GuiClose:
 ExitApp

This works for me on Windows 10. Let me know if it works for you.

Aenfa wrote:I have tested it in Windows 10 and have found the library in the first post only sees visible icons while the library at post https://autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic ... 9186#p9186 only sees hidden icons.

Using Windows 10 v 1709 build 16299.64 and AHK 1.1.26.01

Vince42 wrote:Maybe there will be a "universal" version of TrayIcon, which would a) display visible and hidden icons and b) deliver information about the state of visibility in the future - I will try it again, as soon as I get all my SysTray icons listed.

it would also be cool, if the system icons like network connection, battery, sound, language and clock would be clickable as well.

#NoEnv							; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.
SendMode Input					; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability.

; This script assumes that TrayIcon.ahk is in one of your library locations:
;    %A_ScriptDir%\Lib\                                  ; Local library - requires v1.0.90+.
;    %A_MyDocuments%\AutoHotkey\Lib\                     ; User library.
;    path-to-the-currently-running-AutoHotkey.exe\Lib\   ; Standard library.
; If not in any of those, then add an #Include at the top pointing to the file.

; Create a ListView to display the list of info gathered
Gui Add, ListView, Grid r30 w700 Sort, Process|Tooltip|Visible|Handle

; Get all of the icons in the system tray using Sean's TrayIcon library
oIcons := TrayIcon_GetInfo()

; Loop through the info we obtained and add it to the ListView
Loop, % oIcons.MaxIndex()
{
    proc := oIcons[A_Index].Process
    ttip := oIcons[A_Index].tooltip
	tray := oIcons[A_Index].Tray
    hWnd := oIcons[A_Index].hWnd
    
	vis := (tray == "Shell_TrayWnd") ? "Yes" : "No"
	
    LV_Add(, proc, ttip, vis, hWnd)
}

LV_ModifyCol()
LV_ModifyCol(3, "AutoHdr")          ; Auto-size the 3rd column, taking into account the header's text

Gui Show, Center, System Tray Icons
Return

GuiEscape:
GuiClose:
    ExitApp

nnnik wrote:@FanaticGuru your code tries to free hProc with VirtualFreeEx though the actual variable that should be freed is pRB - I hop you can correct this otherwise this script leaks memory.

hProc := DllCall("OpenProcess", UInt, 0x38, Int, 0, UInt, pidTaskbar)
; returns base address actually used; parameters = hProcess (from above), lpAddress, dwSize, flAllocationType, flProtect
pRB   := DllCall("VirtualAllocEx", Ptr, hProc, Ptr, 0, UPtr, 20, UInt, 0x1000, UInt, 0x4)


; parameters = hProcess (from above "OpenProcess"), lpAddress (from above returned by "VirtualAllocEx"), dwSize, dwFreeType
DllCall("VirtualFreeEx", Ptr, hProc, Ptr, pRB, UPtr, 0, Uint, 0x8000)
DllCall("CloseHandle", Ptr, hProc)

RiseUp wrote:Hopefully, this should work for both the hidden and the visible tray icons.

SquirrelHugger wrote:Hey @FanaticGuru ...

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TrayIcon_Button( "qbittorrent.exe" )

But it did not work. ...

#SingleInstance force
#NoEnv							; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.
SendMode Input					; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability.

#Include TrayIcon.ahk ; https://autohotkey.com/download/1.1/

TrayIcon_Button( "skype.exe" )  ; <== no effect? normal? 14.03.2018 07:16

; Create a ListView to display the list of info gathered
; Gui Add, ListView, Grid r30 w700 Sort, Process|Tooltip|Visible|Handle ; <== no effect?

SL5 wrote:

SquirrelHugger wrote:Hey @FanaticGuru ...

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TrayIcon_Button( "qbittorrent.exe" )

But it did not work. ...

hi and sorry. how you did that? to me the follwiing has no effect:

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#SingleInstance force
#NoEnv							; Recommended for performance and compatibility with future AutoHotkey releases.
SendMode Input					; Recommended for new scripts due to its superior speed and reliability.

#Include TrayIcon.ahk ; https://autohotkey.com/download/1.1/

TrayIcon_Button( "skype.exe" )  ; <== no effect? normal? 14.03.2018 07:16

; Create a ListView to display the list of info gathered
; Gui Add, ListView, Grid r30 w700 Sort, Process|Tooltip|Visible|Handle ; <== no effect?

SquirrelHugger wrote:EDIT: well it worked when I tried to double click another tray icon, but not for qbittorrent.exe
Any idea why?

FanaticGuru wrote: ↑

13 Mar 2018, 18:52

RiseUp wrote:Hopefully, this should work for both the hidden and the visible tray icons.

I updated my script at: https://autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?p=9186#p9186

My first attempt at fixing this for Windows 10 was something of a hack that only worked mostly by accident. Your solution of just looping again works but is kind of a hack to in that basically in Windows 10 you want ToolbarWindow323 for the Shell_TrayWnd.

I did a hack of checking Windows version and trying to if-then the right ToolbarWindow32?.

Windows seems to just keep making ToolbarWindow32 and putting a number on the end as needed, so even looping to 3 is no guarantee to continue working. The Shell_TrayWnd is not always 3.

I took what is hopefully a better approach and modified the function TrayIcon_GetTrayBar which all along was supposed to be the function to get the correct number before Windows introduced the NotifyIconOverflowWindow.

Maybe someone will find it useful although there is not really a definitive TrayIcon.ahk update from the original work Sean.

FG