ControlGetTextUntitledWindowTitle

ControlGetTextUntitledWindowTitle is a command used in the AutoHotkey scripting language to retrieve the text of a control from an untitled window. This command is particularly useful when dealing with windows that do not have a title bar or when the title bar text is not unique, making it difficult to identify the window using traditional methods.

The syntax for ControlGetTextUntitledWindowTitle is as follows:

ControlGetTextUntitledWindowTitle, OutputVar, ControlID, WinText, ExcludeTitle, ControlText

OutputVar is the variable where the retrieved text will be stored. ControlID is the identifier of the control from which the text is to be retrieved. WinText is the text that appears in the window's title bar, but since we are dealing with an untitled window, this parameter is not used. ExcludeTitle is a flag that, when set to 1, excludes the window's title from the search criteria. ControlText is the text that appears in the control, which is used to identify the control within the window.

This command is useful in scenarios where the window does not have a title bar or when the title bar text is not unique. It allows for more precise control over the automation process by enabling the script to interact with specific controls within a window, regardless of the window's title.