Iam trying to get the HWND of multiple windows called the same, and i thought the easy way would be to rename the one i found and search again, but it seems iam not allowed to rename it the way i want. This is what i have tryed
import win32gui
import win32api
test = win32gui.FindWindow(0, "notepad")
win32gui.SetWindowText(test, "testname")
I have done this in my old project. may be this could help you. use this example as your reference
def UpdateControl_FromValue(self):
name_val = self.GetOptionValue(self.option_folder_name)
id_val = self.GetOptionValue()
self.in_setting_name = True
if id_val:
self.SetOptionValue("", self.option_folder_name)
opt_processors.FolderIDProcessor.UpdateControl_FromValue(self)
else:
if name_val:
win32gui.SetWindowText(self.GetControl(), name_val)
self.in_setting_name = False
FindWindow
can return an invalid handle (eg. when no windows matching the text is found). That could be your issue.
The win32gui module exposes win32gui.EnumWindows
( doc ) that iterates top level windows. You can provide a custom callback that transform the window title.
In the following sample, I filter windows by title prefix, but you could implement a filter with regex, if that's more suitable for you.
import win32gui
def f(hwnd, more):
title = win32gui.GetWindowText(hwnd)
# print(f"{hwnd} - {title}")
prefix = 'notepad'
if title.startswith(prefix):
win32gui.SetWindowText(hwnd, title[len(prefix):])
win32gui.EnumWindows(f, None)
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