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YMinaev
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16 years agoHi,
All you need to do is to save the values of both properties to variables and compare the values of these variables. In general, you can compare two properties in a single line:
All you need to do is to save the values of both properties to variables and compare the values of these variables. In general, you can compare two properties in a single line:
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if(Sys.Process("WPFApp")...WPFObject("obj").prop == Sys.Process("iexplore")...Something("silverlight_obj").prop) Log.Message("The properties are equal");
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