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Winwait don´t breack the execution of the script.


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Set the timer value of function WinWait and check the returned value. If it is 0 then the timeout expired = the window never appeared.

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Water,

Thank's a lot, but what' wrong whit my script below?

I want just wait until the window appear and of the script continue for execute:

Send("{TAB}")

MsgBox(4096, "UPDATE", "Você está logado no ambiente INVESTPREV", 2)

My version is: 1.79

Variables

Dim $r

Dim $e

WinActivate("[CLASS:Tform1]", "")

ControlClick("Form1", "", "[CLASS:TButton; TEXT:Button1; INSTANCE:1]")

$e = 0

If @error = 0 Then

$r = WinWait("[Form2]", "", 10)

If $r = 1 Then

;WinActivate("[CLASS:Tform2]", "")

Send("{TAB}")

MsgBox(4096, "UPDATE", "Você está logado no ambiente INVESTPREV", 2)

Else

$e = 1

EndIf

EndIf

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