test complete recognizing unexpected windows
" he OnUnexpectedWindow event occurs during the test execution when TestComplete encounters a window that was not active during the test recording. This topic explains how to create an ...
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Nope, not nearly that complicated. You can't click on a button if the button is obscured by a modal window. Pretty much that simple. It goes to attempt the click, finds that it can't because of a window that's in the way, and blam. It doesn't track what windows should be there or should not, it doesn't track window counts or anything... just simply "Hey! There's something in my way! Better tell my user... either that or Tron will hit me with his data disc again..."
