Window Object
Description
The Window object provides access to properties and methods relating to SecureCRT's window such as the window’s visible state, caption, etc.
Syntax
Remarks
SecureCRT's
Window object is accessed through the top-level object’s Window
property.
Window Object Properties and Methods
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Description
Returns True if SecureCRT's window is the active window, otherwise False.
Remarks
Boolean read-only property. On Linux, False may be returned even if the SecureCRT icon is flashing.
VBScript
Syntax
[ varname = ] crt.Window.Active
Python
Syntax
[ varname = ] crt.Window.Active
Description
Returns or sets the title or caption of SecureCRT's application window and the active session tab or tiled session window.
Remarks
Read/write string property.
VBScript
Syntax
crt.Window.Caption [ = string ]
[ varname = ] crt.Window.Caption
Python
Syntax
crt.Window.Caption [ = string ]
[ varname = ] crt.Window.Caption
Description
Returns a number indicating the state of SecureCRT's application window.
Remarks
Read-only numeric property. The state may be one of the following values depending on SecureCRT's window state:
0 - hidden
1 - visible (normal)
2 - minimized
3 - maximized
VBScript
Syntax
crt.Window.State
Python
Syntax
crt.Window.State
Description
Gives focus to the SecureCRT window, bringing the window to the top of the desktop.
Remarks
On Linux, calling Activate() from a script may cause the SecureCRT icon to flash instead of raising SecureCRT to the top. This is the required behavior for this operating system.
VBScript
Syntax
crt.Window.Activate
Python
Syntax
crt.Window.Activate()
Description
Shows, hides, minimizes, or maximizes SecureCRT's application window
Remarks
The state may be one of the following values:
0 - Hide
1 - Show (Normal)
2 - Minimize
3 - Maximize
VBScript
Syntax
crt.Window.Show state
Python
Syntax
crt.Window.Show(state)