Found out that you can not wait for multiple properties but a single property only
hence WaitProperty is useless in that senario
If I understood:
When you go expect property, you must first reset the TimeOut value. Ie would the delay of the "project".
Playback through the project configuration. Or Options.Run.Timeout through the script: = 1000 (represents 1 second);
If you are expecting a display window. I would use this code:
//App = Application tested;
while not(Alises.App.WaitWindows ('WNDCLASS', 'wndCaption'). Exists) do // The wnd properties for you to catch use the tool checkproperty
begin
Delay (500);
end;
Detail: There are several methods to expect something ...
Found out that you can not wait for multiple properties but a single property only
hence WaitProperty is useless in that senario
