Winwait ("[Class:]") noob question

[lbrtdy]

I know that when for example WinWait("[Class:TMainWindow]") Would work, but how do I do it if the window spy said that the class is #32770, WinWait("[Class:#32770]") doesn't seem to work. :S I know this is a noob question.

[dantay9]

search for this in the help file: Window Titles and Text (Advanced)

Window Titles and Text (Advanced)

[PsaltyDS]

I know that when for example WinWait("[Class:TMainWindow]") Would work, but how do I do it if the window spy said that the class is #32770, WinWait("[Class:#32770]") doesn't seem to work. :S I know this is a noob question.

I'm curious what you mean by "doesn't seem to work"? Can you post a short demo script that fails?

The "[Class:#32770]" string is one of the most common dialog window classes and works fine. The problem is there are so many different #32770 windows that it's not specific enough. You may be getting matches to other windows, causing unreliable results.

You might try this:

#include <Array.au3>

$avWinList = WinList("[Class:#32770]")
_ArrayDisplay($avWinList, "#32770")