--- sgp acs322000 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I found it might be actually equivalent to
> > "wait.until(activewindow("=prog.exe"))",
> > not "wait.for(activewindow("=prog.exe"))".
>
> wait.until() doesn't seem equivalent to wait.for() as
> wait.for can be nested in a script, wait.until() apparently
> can't and generates an error.
Sorry, I don't get your point. Of course wait.for() and
wait.until() are different ones. (I believe wait.until() is a
direct generalization of the plain '*wait n' etc.)
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/power-pro/message/18117
Let me repeat what I said once again:
wait.ready("=prog.exe") might be viewed as equivalent
to 'wait.until(activewindow("=prog.exe"))',
not to 'wait.for(activewindow("=prog.exe"))'.
This is practically so from the working point of view.
BTW, however, it's not applicable for the console windows.
(That means that wait.ready() and wait.until() couldn't be
implemented in the equivalent way.)
Sean
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