You need to use a System.Text.StringBuilder rather than a string for the lpString

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Hi,
as subject i've a problem with the API GetWindowText.
I declare the function GetWindowText:

[DllImport("user32.dll", EntryPoint="GetWindowTextA")]
public static extern int GetWindowTextt (
int hwnd,
string lpString,
int cch
);

When i try to call it in this way: Win32.GetWindText(hWnd,sName,128)
the sName string variable return empty!
how can i solve this problem?

thx!

Mauro.

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Hi,
as subject i've a problem with the API GetWindowText.
I declare the function GetWindowText:

[DllImport("user32.dll", EntryPoint="GetWindowTextA")]
public static extern int GetWindowTextt (
int hwnd,
string lpString,
int cch
);

When i try to call it in this way: Win32.GetWindText(hWnd,sName,128)
the sName string variable return empty!
how can i solve this problem?

thx!

Mauro.

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