PixelGetColor

[mr-es335]

Good day,

I have a script that requires a "view" that has no employable "control" data. - other than the title of the view and a "listbox".

Following is an example of that "view"

Observations
1. As can be observed, the LED at [A] is "disabled", whilst the LED at is "enabled.
2. The listbox contains a "list of songs"  which each song, for the most part, consisting of a time period of 3 minutes each - though for the particular "test", I have truncated the songs down to 20 seconds each.
3. My main issue was how to exit the script when the song list had completed.
• Initially I inserted a Sleep command which  consisted of some 105000 ms..and though this "worked" I really wanted something a bit more, shall-I-say, certain!
4. I knew that AutoIt! had the ability to ascertain "pixel colour"..and thus, with the assistance of "Aye-EEE", and some effort on my part, I did manage to come up with the following tid-bit:

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; -----------------------------------------------
; 6/26/2026 4:28:29 PM
; -----------------------------------------------
#include <AutoItConstants.au3>
#include "ExtMsgBox.au3"
; -----------------------------------------------
Opt("MustDeclareVars", 1)
Opt("MouseCoordMode", 0)
; -----------------------------------------------
Global $iEMBWidth = 1000
Global $iMsgDelay = 2
; ---------------------
Global $iTimeOut = 100
Global $iExtTimeOut = 2000
Global $iPauseTime = 5000
;~ Global $iPauseTime = 105000
; ---------------------
Global $hSAWSTUDIO_MAIN = "[CLASS:SAWSTUDIO_MAIN]"
Global $hSAWSTUDIO_SHOWCTRL = "[CLASS:SAWSTUDIO_SHOWCTRL]"
; -----------------------------------------------
ToggleSAC()
IntroNotice()
InvokeFirstItem()
MyFunc()
OutroNotice()
ToggleSAW()
; -----------------------------------------------
Func ToggleSAC()
    ; SAW > SAC
    WinActivate($hSAWSTUDIO_MAIN)
    WinActivate($hSAWSTUDIO_SHOWCTRL)
    Sleep($iTimeOut)
    MouseClick($MOUSE_CLICK_RIGHT, 27, 42, 1, 0)
    ; ---------------------
    Sleep($iExtTimeOut)
EndFunc   ;==>ToggleSAC
; -----------------------------------------------
Func IntroNotice()
    Local $sMsg = "The SessionTest.shw commences..."
    ; -----------------------------------------------
    _ExtMsgBoxSet(64, 4, Default, Default, 14, "Segoe UI Semibold", $iEMBWidth)
    _ExtMsgBox(64, " ", " Notice!", $sMsg, $iMsgDelay, 995, 140)
EndFunc   ;==>IntroNotice
; -----------------------------------------------
Func InvokeFirstItem()
    ; Select first item
    WinActivate($hSAWSTUDIO_MAIN)
    WinActivate($hSAWSTUDIO_SHOWCTRL)
    Sleep($iTimeOut)
    MouseClick($MOUSE_CLICK_RIGHT, 90, 69, 1, 0)
EndFunc   ;==>InvokeFirstItem
; -----------------------------------------------
Func MyFunc()
    Local $x = 786, $y = 114
    Local $targetColor = 0x2F3A46
    ; ---------------------
    While True
        Local $currentColor = PixelGetColor($x, $y)
        ; ---------------------
        If $currentColor = $targetColor Then
            ExitLoop
        EndIf
        Sleep($iTimeOut)
    WEnd
EndFunc   ;==>MyFunc
; -----------------------------------------------
Func OutroNotice()
    Local $sMsg = "The SessionTest.shw concludes..."
    ; -----------------------------------------------
    _ExtMsgBoxSet(64, 4, Default, Default, 14, "Segoe UI Semibold", $iEMBWidth)
    _ExtMsgBox(64, " ", " Notice!", $sMsg, $iMsgDelay, 995, 140)
EndFunc   ;==>OutroNotice
; -----------------------------------------------
Func ToggleSAW()
    ; SAC > SAW
    WinActivate($hSAWSTUDIO_MAIN)
    WinActivate($hSAWSTUDIO_SHOWCTRL)
    Sleep($iTimeOut)
    MouseClick($MOUSE_CLICK_RIGHT, 27, 42, 1, 0)
    ; ---------------------
    Sleep($iExtTimeOut)
EndFunc   ;==>ToggleSAW
; -----------------------------------------------

 

5. All of my testing thus far, has come up, "positive" - employing songs of varying duration.

In conclusion...
It would be greatly appreciated - as always, if someone would "glance over" my offering...to simply obtain a 2nd...or even 3rd opinion.

Any assistance in this matter would be greatly appreciated!

Edited June 27 by mr-es335

[Nine]

Take a look at Opt("PixelCoordMode", 0)

[mr-es335]

NIne,

Totally missed that one!

As I would "assume" you have observed, I DO employ "Opt("MouseCoordMode", 0)"...so why NOT employ Opt("PixelCoordMode", 0)!!
• ASt times like this I DO feel like "Willoughby..."

I really do appreciate you and your efforts Nine! Thanks!