WinWait under condition ProcessExists

[Hello Me You]

Hello,

My script is as follows:

Opt("TrayIconHide", 1)
Run("D:\Programma's\Opera\Opera.exe")
While ProcessExists("opera.exe")
WinWait("Fout in het script voor Internet Explorer")
WinClose("Fout in het script voor Internet Explorer")
WEnd

Problem is: I want it to wait for a error dialog, but when the process opera.exe is terminated, I want the script to stop too. I can simply delete the WinWait, but that results in a permanent 90% CPU usage. I tried other things, like IfElse etc., but without WinWait, the script uses much to much CPU.

Is there a solution for this? Like, 'wait for this window, under the condition that opera.exe still exists' or 'wait for this window to exists, and for this window to close'.

Thanks in advance.

[Helge]

Putting a tiny Sleep in your loop will fix the CPU-usage problem.

[Hello Me You]

You guys are awesome! Thanks for the fast reply. It works perfectly!