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(windows) Are there tools for writing a wrapper around a window program?
Hello. Interested in this question. There is a program. Window. (not console). Are there any tools with which one could write a shell for this program. That is, take some data from it, and manipulate it yourself. Someone did this? Or do you have an idea how to do it?
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Any script automator such as AutoIT or xStarter can pull data out of programs and manipulate them.
Almost any GUI application control (form, text field, etc) is a window component that can be accessed by its handle.
an example of tuzla that does this - WinSpy ++
also has utilities for automatically testing GUI applications (such as TestComplete; an article on Habré ; I didn’t study it myself, but I saw it out of the corner of my eye), they just allow you to get the values of form controls to check them for the expected .. .perhaps
, in them (utilities) you can just do what you have planned:
get the values of the form fields and "process" as it should
If there are source codes, then you can rewrite the program and finish the GUI.
The idea is to understand what data is stored where and how to extract it from there. In general, without specific questions - guessing from the coffee grounds.
There are actually a lot of options:
- if the program is a network one, then you can intercept traffic;
- if written in Java - you can use accessibility;
- WinAPI;
- DLL Injection;
- etc.
As Vladimir Martyanov said , without specifics it is impossible to recommend anything.
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