Using HISUtils.StopWatch in keyword tests
I want to open this out to others to see if there's anyone else who has a better way of doing this. Essentially, the goal is to minimize, as much as possible, the amount of script code that nee...
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If you follow the link in my signature line and, from there, follow to my bio, you'll find my e-mail addy. I'd be happy to help out but, as I'm gainfully employed myself, I can't necessarily dedicate exclusive time for it.
As for the method, I wouldn't use WaitProperty. I'd use WaitAliasChild on the object you're waiting for.
Actually, as I'm looking, what you MIGHT want to do is use an "If Object" operation instead of the wait method I described above. That would specifically allow you to check for Exists, Visible, etc. Take a look at that operation and see if that helps you.
As for the dynamic number on that one panel, you may need to edit the NameMapping information for that panel to either use a wild-card (*) for that number or use some other set of properties.
As for the method, I wouldn't use WaitProperty. I'd use WaitAliasChild on the object you're waiting for.
Actually, as I'm looking, what you MIGHT want to do is use an "If Object" operation instead of the wait method I described above. That would specifically allow you to check for Exists, Visible, etc. Take a look at that operation and see if that helps you.
As for the dynamic number on that one panel, you may need to edit the NameMapping information for that panel to either use a wild-card (*) for that number or use some other set of properties.
