Waiting for WPF Objects without WaitWPFObject
In the project that I'm testing, I need to wait for a WPF object that may not be available for several minutes as the system does its processing. If I use WaitWPFObject and set the timeout to more tha...
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Hi Alexi,
If I run the following code and it times out, it writes object not found errors to the logs. The screen that I'm waiting for takes a variable amount of time to pop up, depending on the system, so it's something that I need to loop a wait object for.
i = 0
Do
Set w = setup.WPFObject("HwndSource: win_SubscriptionInfo", "Setup").WPFObject("win_SubscriptionInfo", "Setup", 1).WaitWPFObject("DocumentRoot", 45000)
i = i + 1
Loop Until (w.Exists And w.VisibleOnScreen) Or (i > 10)
Set grid = setup.WPFObject("HwndSource: win_SubscriptionInfo", "Setup").WPFObject("win_SubscriptionInfo", "Setup", 1).WPFObject("DocumentRoot")
If I run the following code and it times out, it writes object not found errors to the logs. The screen that I'm waiting for takes a variable amount of time to pop up, depending on the system, so it's something that I need to loop a wait object for.
i = 0
Do
Set w = setup.WPFObject("HwndSource: win_SubscriptionInfo", "Setup").WPFObject("win_SubscriptionInfo", "Setup", 1).WaitWPFObject("DocumentRoot", 45000)
i = i + 1
Loop Until (w.Exists And w.VisibleOnScreen) Or (i > 10)
Set grid = setup.WPFObject("HwndSource: win_SubscriptionInfo", "Setup").WPFObject("win_SubscriptionInfo", "Setup", 1).WPFObject("DocumentRoot")
