WinidXIDs
WinidXIDs is a term used primarily in the context of Windows operating systems and certain software applications to refer to unique identifiers assigned to windows or window elements. These identifiers are often employed internally by programs to manage and manipulate individual windows, dialog boxes, or controls within a graphical user interface (GUI). WinidXIDs are typically numerical values that distinguish one window or control from another, allowing applications to interact with specific elements programmatically.
In Windows programming, these identifiers are commonly generated by the Windows API (Application Programming Interface), which
WinidXIDs are not publicly exposed or documented in a standardized manner, as they are internal to the
In some cases, users may encounter references to WinidXIDs in discussions about automation tools, such as those