Thomas,
Do not look for a "frame" your dialog is opened in a "window"
oWin = GetWindowOpen("Dialog1")
this gives you yes or no a a window object containing "Dialog1"
hope it helps
Fernand
Hey,
I do have some macros, which will start on events (for example "document
close") or with user-action (menu-button).
Those macros presents dialogs and the user can do some inputs and so on.
Now it is possibel, to start the marco several times (i.e. close two
documents in a very short time, click twice on a start-Button, if the
dialog-Window is only "visible", not started with "execute").
Now I am looking for a possibility to check first, if the macro is still
running - and do then an "exit sub".
My first intent was, to check, if the dialog-window is still open and
identify this frame using the frames-title.
so I create an enumeration
oComp = stardesktop.getComponents.createEnumeration
but I only get the main components - so i.e. the writer-frame.
So, how can I identify my dialog-frames or is there another possibility
to identify, if my marco is still running?
Thanks for any hints.
Best regards
Thomas
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