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IronManMark20
I am writing a program and I need to get a list of open Metro apps. I posted a clear explanation on StackOverflow (reproduced below), but didn't get much of a response. For more on what I am working on see here.
BackgroundI am working on a program that needs to find a list of open Metro apps. I originally tried using pure python with ctypes and using win32 api. Unfortunately, I couldn't get the names of Metro apps. So I moved on to IronPython thinking I could leverage a .net function or two to get what I want. No luck.
Where I am atI can easily get a list of running processes and their PID, but filtering the Metro apps from the non-metro apps is proving near impossible. Also, I need to get the HWND of that window so I can interact with it.
What Won't WorkEnumWindows doesn't seem to work. FindWindowEx seems promising, but I am not sure how to do this.
What I wantAn example or lead on how to get the list of titles. Preferably in a .net language.
Thanks for any help you can give!
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