Waiting VBObject
Hi I write this code 1.Dim t, Timeout 2.t = 0 3. 4. Do While (Not wMDIClient.VBObject("frmPttel").VisibleOnScreen) and t < Timeout 5. BuiltIn.Delay(1000) 6. ...
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The pause is by design, especially if TestComplete needs to determine if the object exists. There's a setting under Tools | Current Project Properties for "Auto Wait Timeout" which indicates how long to wait for an object.
If you want to have more control over that, try changing your line 4 to the following
If you want to have more control over that, try changing your line 4 to the following
Do While (Not wMDIClient.WaitVBObject("frmPttel", 0).VisibleOnScreen) and t < Timeout