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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YMinaev
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StaffHi Brent,
The error seems to come from the line which follows the loop. You need to remove this line as you already have the target object at this point, and there's no need to obtain it again. Just check 'w.Exists' after your loop and use 'w' if it's True.
The error seems to come from the line which follows the loop. You need to remove this line as you already have the target object at this point, and there's no need to obtain it again. Just check 'w.Exists' after your loop and use 'w' if it's True.