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Waits a period of time for a window or control to exist before continuing with the next statement and returns the number of milliseconds it took to find it.
This statement is often used with conditional statements to handle known exceptions. For example, you can use it to determine if a window, control, or page is displayed within a period of time before performing actions. See Handling known exceptions.
Syntax
WaitForExistsTimed(WaitTime)
Arguments
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| WaitTime | Maximum number of milliseconds to search for the window or control. |
Return value
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| Value | Number of milliseconds to find the window or control. |
| -1 | Window or control was not found. |
Supported objects
Browser, Button, Calendar, Cell, CheckBox, ColumnHeader, ComboBox, Control, DateTimePicker, EditBox, Grid, HTMLElement, HTMLLink, HTMLTable, Image, Item, Label, Link, ListBox, ListView, Menu, NavigationField, PopupMenu, ProgressBar, RadioButton, Row, RowHeader, ScrollBar, Slider, SpinBox, SubItem, Tab, TabBar, ToolBar, Tree, Window
Example
findTime = Window("WysiCorp CRM").Menu("MenuBar").WaitForExistsTimed(5000)
If findTime < 0 Then
PrintLn("Menu not found in five seconds")
Window("WysiCorp CRM").Close()
Else
Window("WysiCorp CRM").Menu("MenuBar").Item("File/Exit").Select()
End If
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