03-02-2026, 12:08 PM
C#:
print.it((wnd)Process.GetProcessById(10876).MainWindowHandle);
Notes:
- In Windows API there is no property "main window of a process".
- .NET and PowerShell simply gets the first-in-Z-order visible unowned window of that process. A process may have any number of such windows. `MainWindowHandle` can return a random temporary window such as a tooltip.
This QM function works exactly like the .NETÂ `MainWindowHandle`. And probably like that of PowerShell.
Function Process_MainWindowHandle
print.it((wnd)Process.GetProcessById(10876).MainWindowHandle);
Notes:
- In Windows API there is no property "main window of a process".
- .NET and PowerShell simply gets the first-in-Z-order visible unowned window of that process. A process may have any number of such windows. `MainWindowHandle` can return a random temporary window such as a tooltip.
This QM function works exactly like the .NETÂ `MainWindowHandle`. And probably like that of PowerShell.
Function Process_MainWindowHandle
