PydeMe

Creating a program involves working and knowing a lot of variables, besides the programming language itself. This can mean color codes, or even names and labels for specific components. For instance, PydeMe is an application which is capable of reading all details related to windows and their elements, as well as a set of management options.

The first thing you notice is that you’re not taken through a setup operation to make the application work, and it’s good to go from the moment download is done. It can thus be carried around on a thumb drive to use regardless of the computer you’re working on, without having an impact on stability, because registry entries are not modified in the process.

In order to get all details right, the application relies on the PyWin32 set of libraries and components for Python. Truth be told, the level of detail provided is quite thorough, and beginners might have a hard time understanding all elements. On the other hand, little accommodation time is required, especially because of the target function which is dropped over a desktop window to identify it in the list.

All windows are detected right on launch, but there’s also a refresh option in case you consider it’s not updated. Some processes don’t really come with their own window, but the application can reveal associated classes and instances for in-depth analysis. All of them are shown in a tree list based on the master process.

Apart from details shown in the main window, there’s the possibility to bring up an info panel with more details. These are organized in tabs and show styles, windows, classes, processes, handlers, reactions, and more.

All things considered, we can state that PydeMe is sure to help you develop applications and properly handle window classes and styles. Info is shown in great depth, with dedicated options to hide and terminate a window based on either the name or related process.