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> "Martin, James S." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>at 05/15/2000 08:54 AM
>Here's my code:
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>use Win32::Setupsup;
>$title=Notepad;
>Win32::Setsup::WaitForWindow($title, \$window, "10000", "100");
>print "Window is there\n";
>Usage: Win32::Setupsup::WaitForWindow($title, \$window, $timeout,
>[$refresh])
Note all your typos.
Don't quote the integers.
WaitForWindow() expects the the 'exact' name of the window. In your
example, the title of the Notepad application is 'filename.ext -
Notepad'. Simply having $title = "Notepad" won't find it.
WaitForAnyWindow() allows you to use a regular expression to find the
title, which is probably what you are looking for.
Grant Hopwood.
Valero Energy Corp.
(210)370-2380
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