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MeanGene
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Is there a way to wait for two different window titles? I have an Autoit program that sits and waits for a window to appear and then inputs the information, however the window can have two different titles.

Either repeat the WinWait() with a timeout in a loop, or better, go into a simple loop while an AdLibEnable() function checks every 250ms or so for the windows.

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Hi MeanGene,

1st Welcome to the AutoIt Forums! :idiot:

Some of the following tips may not apply to you, but it may make your life a bit easier here on the forum in the future.

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  • Did you know that we have an awesome search feature?

    You can find many answers to your current questions, just by typing in the right search patterns.

  • A suggestion is to use the Advanced Search mode:

  • Type your specific search term in quotes.
  • Click the forum you want to search in (the one most likely to have your information would generally be the Example Script forum and or the General Help and Support Forum).
  • Click on "Search titles only" radio button.
  • Click perform search.
The above will help you narrow down your searches and prevent you from unneccesarily posting a new thread.

[*]Also, you should try to read the Sticky posts that are at the top of each of the AutoIt Forums you enter such as:

[*]Forum Etiquette:

  • Making a new thread:

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    • Look in the help file as well before even thinking of posting (When what you want could be obtained by simply reading the help file, you don't generally get a good response from your AutoIt community).
    • Titles are very important here. 1 word titles or titles like "help me", "write something for me", "I'm a noob" etc... aren't tolerated.
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      Ask yourself if the title is descriptive enough to even interest someone (preferably those that know what they are talking about) to even look at your thread, let alone reply in it.

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That's it for now, I hope you have a wonderful learning experience, and hope to see you contribute to the community as your knowledge grows.
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Maybe use the timeout built into WinWait?

Any examples of AdLibenable?

Check this out=)

This isn't tested. But it does show generally how AdlibEnable works :)

AdlibEnable("MyAdlibFunction", 500) ; Will run "MyAdlibFunction" every 500milli (1/2 second)


; While|Wend statements are great for keeping a script active.
While 1
    
    Sleep(20) ; Reduces CPU load
    
WEnd



Func MyAdlibFunction()
    
    
    If WinExists("Title") Then  ; If the title exists then run the main function.
        RunMainFunction("Title") ; We can tell the function what title it was run under by supplying it a parameter.
    ElseIf WinExists("Title#2") Then  ; If "Title" doesn't exist then it will check fo r "Title#2"
        RunMainFunction("Title#2")
    EndIf
    
EndFunc


Func RunMainFunction($Title)
    
    ;The title was found!
    
    WinClose($Title) ; Let'se close the program so that we don't hit an infinite loop=D
    
EndFunc

Hi MeanGene,

1st Welcome to the AutoIt Forums! >_<

Some of the following tips may not apply to you, but it may make your life a bit easier here on the forum in the future.

Seriously.. Who are you? I'm very curious...

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