As a result, we’ve spent days and months (even years) testing as many of the best GTD apps as we possibly can.Īnd no matter how many times we test these apps, we come back to believing Things 3 is the most well-rounded, best designed, and easiest-to-use GTD app available for iPhone, iPad, and the Mac. Check if the window is a visible application main window.The “Get Things Done” methodology and all the apps that work in the GTD methodology are near and dear to our hearts here at The Sweet Setup. If GetModuleFileNameEx( hProcess, 0, path, MAX_PATH ) = 0įunction EnumWinProc( wHandle : hWnd lparam : integer ) : Bool stdcall HProcess := OpenProcess( PROCESS_QUERY_INFORMATION or PROCESS_VM_READ, false, PID ) Here is a complete standalone solution (no more broken links) program ApplicationList įunction GetPathFromPID( const PID : cardinal ) : string I implemented that in my TProcessInfo component which is included in the same package with AppInfo.pas. Once you have the process ID, you can get a process handle from it, and enumerate its modules. If you want to get path of EXE file corresponding to each item, you should first find the process which is owning this window, using GetWindowThreadProcessID API function. GetWindowThreadProcessId(wHandle,WindowItem.FProcessID) įor the full source code, you can refer to AppInfo.pas. WindowItem := TAppWindowCollection(lparam).Add (GetWindowLong(wHandle,GWL_EXSTYLE) AND WS_EX_TOOLWINDOW = 0) //Not a tool window (GetParent(wHandle) = 0) AND //Does not have any parent

(GetWindow(wHandle,GW_OWNER) = 0) AND //Not owned by other windows

IsAppMainWin := IsWindowVisible(wHandle) AND //Visible Check if the window is a visible application main window. Here is the main part of the code which is written as a call-back function for EnumWindows API function: Ĭlass function TAppWindowCollection.EnumWinProc(wHandle: HWND lparam: integer): Bool įunction EnumWinProc(wHandle: HWND lparam: integer): Bool stdcall In my Process Info, I have a unit called AppInfo.pas which returns a list of windows with such characteristics, and the list matches what you see in Task Manager. As far as I know, Application tab in Task Manager is a list of top-level windows which are not owned by other windows, have no parent, and are not tool windows.

Task manager app