Returning object name from function and accessing properties/methods

Change the FindBtn function to return the button object instead of the button's FullName:

if (btn.exists)
{
  Log.Message(btn.Name + " was successfully found");
  return btn;
}

Also, I think

btn = p.findChild(PropName, "WinFormsObject(" + PropValue + ")", 200000, true);

can be simplified into:

btn = p.FindChild("NativeClrObject.Name", BtnName, 200000, true);

As Helen pointed out you're returning the name.

You need to return the object in your function.

You may also want to make it a little more generic by allowing the passing of the process and property name.

Also return an empty stub object so subsequent checks on the returned object will not fail.

function FindBtn(ProcessName,PropName,PropValue) // Pass in property name and Name of Control
{
  var btn,p;  
  btn = Sys.Process(ProcessName).findChild(PropName,"WinFormsObject(" + PropValue + ")",200000,true); // Look for the button on the current form
  
  if (btn.exists)
    {
    Log.Message(btn.Name + " was successfully found.");
    return btn;
    }
  else
    {
    Log.Error("Object not found.", "Property specified: " + PropName + "\nValue specified: " + PropValue);
    return Utils.CreateStubObject();
    }
}