Winwaitactive including $var

[Eggsplorer]

Hey =)

I have a window which contains the text:

"# Drivers, # Software, # Windows Updates".

The amount can be 0 or higher 0.

I want the window to get closed in case it is 0 for every value. Otherwise I want want my script to continue.

Case 1 ( Values = 0) is easy and works fine:

If WinWaitActive ("Program", "0 Drivers, 0 Software, 0 Windows Updates", 0) Then
WinClose ("DeskUpdate", "")
Exit
EndIf

Case 2 didn't work the way I tried it:

$var = <> 0 ;or $var <> 0
If WinWaitActive ("Program", $var $ " Drivers, 0 Software, 0 Windows Updates", 0)
Send("{TAB}")
Send("{TAB}")
Send("{ENTER}")

I guess the best way would be to distinguish between Case 1 and "not Case 1" but I don't know how to do that,

If my example would work I'd have to have 6 different Cases since the values can be 100, 010, 001, 110, 011, 111.

It would suffice though.

Thanks in advance =)

 

[Melba23]

Eggsplorer,

Welcome to the AutoIt forum.

You will need to read and examine the text - I do not believe you are going to be able to use the "text" parameter to do it.

Try using the AutoIt Window Info tool and see if you can get the required text in the "Visible/Hidden Text" tabs. If so then we can extract it and look at the values before determining what to do next. You find the tool at "...AutoIt3Au3Info.exe". Please post the contents of those tabs - see here how to do it.

M23

[Eggsplorer]

I lready used the AutoIt Windows Info tool and compared both windows. They are identical except for the values I mentioned.

Case 1: My update program found no updates and I want it to get closed:

Tab: "Visible Text"

[...]
Ergebnis Systemüberprüfung: 0 Treiber, 0 Software, 0 Windows Update(s), 0 BIOS Update(s) (Überprüfungszeit: 7 Sekunden)
[...]

Case 2: My update program found updates and I want my script to continue:
Tab: "Visible Text"

[...]
Ergebnis Systemüberprüfung: 3 Treiber, 0 Software, 9 Windows Update(s), 1 BIOS Update(s) (Überprüfungszeit: 4 Sekunden)
[...]

The rest of The "Visible Text"-tabs is identical. The tabs "Hidden Text" are completely identical.

Edited December 3, 2013 by Eggsplorer

[Melba23]

Eggsplorer,

Excellent news. Now I suggest you use WinGetText to extract that text into a variable and then do this:

#include <Array.au3> ; Just for display

$sText = "Ergebnis Systemüberprüfung: 0 Treiber, 0 Software, 0 Windows Update(s), 0 BIOS Update(s) (Überprüfungszeit: 7 Sekunden)"

$aRet = StringRegExp($sText, "\s(\d+)\s", 3)

_ArrayDisplay($aRet) ; Just for display

; You may have to adjust these indices if there are more values than shown in your example
If $aRet[1] + $aRet[2] + $aRet[3] = 0 Then 
    ConsoleWrite("All zero" & @CRLF)
Else
    ConsoleWrite("Something" & @CRLF)
EndIf

Do come back if you run into problems.

M23

[Eggsplorer]

Thanks a lot =)

While I was trying your solution I found Visible Text in my window which is different depending on my search result.

This made it a lot easier.

Greetings

Eggsplorer

[Melba23]

Eggsplorer,

Glad I could help.

M23