Hi all.
How can i send a message to a contact through Interop command? I know that ChatWnd object has a sendMessage method but i don't want to use it if it's possible

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Originally posted by sargheras
Hi all.
How can i send a message to a contact through Interop command? I know that ChatWnd object has a sendMessage method but i don't want to use it if it's possible

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You don't use the Interop command. That is used for Windows Messages, not for messages to contacts.

You need to get a ChatWnd object (from OnEvent_ContactSigin() for example) and then use ChatWnd.SendMessage("this is a line of text\nthis is the second line")

Well, you can, by sending a sh*t load of messages into the ChatWnd object (to set the text field's text, for example, or get to push the "send" button).

But that's a lot of work for something you can do by simply using ChatWnd:endMessage();

I'm searching a way to send more than 16 message with a script, I thought that sending it directly from Interop.call could be an easy way.

with this command i can send a nudge, is there something similar?

code:

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Interop.Call("user32","SendMessageW",Window,273,689,0)

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What version of WLM are you using?

8.5.1302.1018

The CMD id of the Send button is 272.
Use the ChatWnd::EditText property to "type" text in the field.

You may want to check if the edit text can be changed (for example, if your contact is blocked, it can not). You can do that using ChatWnd::EditChangeAllowed.

EDIT::

But that is not a way to get around the flood protection of WLM itself. You'd have to patch Messenger (if the flood protection is not server-side).

Thanks a lot. Is there a way to find a command code? A site, a program (I know only spy++) or something else?

EDIT:

272 command doesn't work. how did you find it?

Use the resource extractor from Messenger Plus! Live itself in the Skin section of the preferences. Then open up the Definitions and look for CMD ids.

In addition, you can open the "Consolidated windows" folder, search for the window style and look for things like "send" or "send message".

EDIT:: These CMDs are sent in the form of a WM_COMMAND message (just to make sure you're aware of this).

it won't work

I have seen, but why not?