SourceApplication process id identical to window handle

[p0ke234]

While the values for SourceApplication.path and SourceApplication.name does not do anything, the value for the SourceApplication.ID is not the process ID. SourceApplication.Handle is always = ID.

Tested it with the simple Windows editor, with Visual Studio and some other applications.

Getting the application details is a great idea, hopefully you get it to run.

[Willy-Kimura]

It seems to work quite well in the demo. From which application are the properties not being retrieved? Kindly share more details.

[p0ke234]

Thanks for responding.

Here comes a simple example (Application ClipboardTest):

private void ClipboardChanged(Object sender, ClipboardChangedEventArgs e) { Console.WriteLine("Clipboard Changed - " + e.SourceApplication.ID + " / " + e.SourceApplication.Handle + " / " + e.SourceApplication.Name); } No matter if I do a STRG+C in chrome, in the windows explorer or somewhere else, it always gives me this: Clipboard Changed - 197572 / 197572 / ClipboardTest.exe Clipboard Changed - 722358 / 722358 / ClipboardTest.exe Clipboard Changed - 197572 / 197572 / ClipboardTest.exe Clipboard Changed - 396080 / 396080 / ClipboardTest.exe Clipboard Changed - 197572 / 197572 / ClipboardTest.exe Clipboard Changed - 722358 / 722358 / ClipboardTest.exe

[Willy-Kimura]

Hello @p0ke234 Just found out where the issue lies. Will be making a release on this soon.