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<blockquote data-quote="SilentException" data-source="post: 835705" data-attributes="member: 83924"><p>There is:</p><p></p><p>GUIWindowManager.ActiveWindow - which would return window ID of current window (in your case MovingPictures = 96742)</p><p>GUIWindowManager.ActiveWindowEx - which would return window ID of routed window as well (in your case dialog yes/no = 100), if there is no dialog open it would return normal window ID, 96742)</p><p></p><p>You should always use IDs to distinguish different windows.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SilentException, post: 835705, member: 83924"] There is: GUIWindowManager.ActiveWindow - which would return window ID of current window (in your case MovingPictures = 96742) GUIWindowManager.ActiveWindowEx - which would return window ID of routed window as well (in your case dialog yes/no = 100), if there is no dialog open it would return normal window ID, 96742) You should always use IDs to distinguish different windows. [/QUOTE]
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