Hi,
What about using this?
dim i as integer
dim w as window
for i=0 to REALbasic.WindowCount-1
w=window(i)
if w<>nil and instr(w.title,"Play)>0 then
msgbox("I found the window")
exit
end if
next
I have something similar for updating a list of windows of a particular kind.
Lee
On 2 Mar 2012, at 14:19, tiram...@rockisland.com wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have been working on this issue for days and for the life of me I cannot
> figure it out.
>
> I have this simple code to look for specific window titles:
>
> Dim WindowList(-1) as Dictionary = CGWindowMBS.GetWindowListInfo(16,0)
> Dim WindowName as string
>
> for each d as Dictionary in WindowList
> WindowName = d.Lookup(CGWindowMBS.kCGWindowName, "")
> If instr(1,WindowName,"Play") > 0 then MsgBox "I found the window"
> next
>
> The above code works just fine and I find the windows without any problems
> and its 100% accurate. The problem arises is when I add the above code to
> my main program in a thread as it fails to find the window with a 100%
> failure rate.
>
> What my program is doing is clicking a button on a window then it waits
> for 5 seconds (In essence waiting for a new window to appear with a thread
> sleep timer) then the above code is run looking for the new window.
>
> Why would putting this code in a thread affect the results? Any help would
> be appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>
>
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