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  1. Jos
    The answer is No, so use WinExists() in a loop and build the logic yourself. Jos
    2 points
  2. Jos

    _ie speed

    JLogan3o13 and one other reacted to Jos for a topic

    I give up when somebody can't be bothered to try and explain himself after being here for 7 years, having posted 600+ questions and 1140+ posts and moreover having been told ample times to be clearer and more explicit. Language can't be the only issue. Jos
    2 points
  3. mikell
    As someone said recently, StringRegExp... everywhere #Include <Array.au3> $sys_CONFQ = "POW:AC +2.000000E+01,+3,(@1)" ; change both space and comma in one shot Msgbox(0,"", StringRegExpReplace($sys_CONFQ, '\s|,', "|")) ; or get the array directly, hey why not ? $a = StringRegExp($sys_CONFQ, '[^\s,]+', 3) _ArrayDisplay($a)
    1 point
  4. jdelaney
    You could alway just do a fileexists too, but to break down exactly what is failing is always helpful in logs
    1 point
  5. jdelaney
    Create a loop where you continue until your wait time expires. in the loop, exit if winexist returns true for either window. Edit: slow typing in mobile
    1 point
  6. FrancescoDiMuro
    @caramen WinWait() returns an handle to the requested window, so, you would going to compare logically two handles... It depends from what you're trying to do
    1 point
  7. careca
    What you want to do is use the result from the first replace in the second one, like this: $sys_CONFQ = "POW:AC +2.000000E+01,+3,(@1)" $sr_CONFQ = StringReplace($sys_CONFQ, " ","|") ConsoleWrite('$sr_CONFQ - '& $sr_CONFQ &@CRLF) $sr2_CONFQ = StringReplace($sr_CONFQ, ",","|") ;the source string is $sr_CONFQ from the previous replace ConsoleWrite('$sr2_CONFQ - '& $sr2_CONFQ &@CRLF)
    1 point
  8. junkew

    _ie speed

    faustf reacted to junkew for a topic

    my guess is typing speed ;-) which is not there when you set the value Opt("SendKeyDelay", 5)
    1 point
  9. jdelaney
    send('your string with # in it',1) Check the help file. Much more reliable routes are to use the _ie* functions to set the data...or if that's a gui application: controlcommand or controlsettext
    1 point
  10. caramen

    Hide button

    pixelsearch reacted to caramen for a topic

    I a so stupid nvm GUICtrlSetState(-1, $GUI_HIDE)
    1 point
  11. water
    That's fine. Because you have set the workbook to invisible when you open it and you do not make it visible again before saving then it's still invisibile when you open it manually. You have to make it visible again. It it described in the remarks of _Excel_BookOpen:
    1 point
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