Script looping

[Yaelh]

Can any one help me understand why when running the script bellow after it runs the autoit icons continues to show as if it is still running and then it starts the script over again.

Thanks,

FileDelete ( "C:\Yael\output\Boy4*.*" )

Run("C:\Program Files\Adobe\Premiere Pro\Adobe Premiere Pro.exe C:\Yael\Boy4.prproj")

sleep(3000)

sleep(3000)

Send("{ALT}")

Send("W")

Send("{DOWN}")

Send("{DOWN}")

Send("{DOWN}")

Send("{DOWN}")

Send("{DOWN}")

Send("{DOWN}")

Send("{DOWN}")

Send("{DOWN}")

Send("{DOWN}")

Send("{RIGHT}")

Send("{ENTER}")

Send("{ALT}")

Send("F")

Send("E")

Send("E")

WinWaitActive("Transcode Settings")

Send("{ENTER}")

WinWaitActive("Save File")

ControlFocus("Save File", "", "Edit1")

ControlSetText("Save File", "", "Edit1", "C:\Yael\Output\Boy4" )

Send("{ENTER}")

SLEEP(500)

WinWaitNotActive("Rendering")

If WinActive("Rendering") Then

MsgBox(0, "", "Window RENDERING IS active")

ELSE

SLEEP(500)

Send("{ALT}")

Send("F")

Send("X")

WinWaitActive("Adobe Premiere Pro")

If WinActive("Adobe Premiere Pro") Then

SLEEP(500)

ControlFocus("Adobe Premiere Pro", "", "7")

SLEEP(3000)

Send("{ENTER}")

EndIf

EndIf

Exit

[AutoChris]

You either need to add some timeouts to your WinWaitActive() commands or you need to specify what will happen if the windows is NOT active.

You can also cut down on the Send("{DOWN}")'s by using Send("{DOWN 9}").

Edit: Also, why do you have two Sleep (3000)'s right next to each other? Why not just do a Sleep (6000) unless the double Sleep() is accidental?

Edited September 13, 2005 by SerialKiller