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Oferv
14 years agoSuper Contributor
Hi Irina,
actually i manage to get over this problem by taking the childcount from the object after its creation and that solved my problem.
But now,since i'm searching for an added file name i'm using this as a code line:
Aliases["DesktopMainWindow"]["NavigationalPaneTOCTree"]["WPFObject"]("TreeViewItem", "", UpdatedTab)["WPFObject"]("TreeViewItem", "", ChildCount - 1)["WPFObject"]("Grid", "", 1)["WPFObject"]("TextBlock", "AddedDocumnt*", 1)["Exists"]
why i can't use wildcard here?this is not an index.
Thanks
actually i manage to get over this problem by taking the childcount from the object after its creation and that solved my problem.
But now,since i'm searching for an added file name i'm using this as a code line:
Aliases["DesktopMainWindow"]["NavigationalPaneTOCTree"]["WPFObject"]("TreeViewItem", "", UpdatedTab)["WPFObject"]("TreeViewItem", "", ChildCount - 1)["WPFObject"]("Grid", "", 1)["WPFObject"]("TextBlock", "AddedDocumnt*", 1)["Exists"]
why i can't use wildcard here?this is not an index.
Thanks
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