Post by leiwang on Apr 5, 2017 9:11:30 GMT
The window is defined as ":autoit:class=#32770;", but there are too many applications having windows with class name as "#32770", even the AUT doesn't appear, AUTOIT can find still other windows too.
For example, the AUT is the "Notepad", we want to handle the "Save As" dialog, which is a #32770 window; But unfortunately, the Calculator's "About" dialog appears on the desktop and this dialog's class is also #32770. If we define ONLY RS as "class=#32770", the Calculator's "About" dialog will be located if the "Save As" dialog doesn't appear.
Apparently, "class=" is not enough to define the window user wants, we need to add more qualifiers:
If we want both "Save As" and "About Calculator" dialog, we can add "REGEXPTITLE=" into the RS
":autoit:class=#32770;REGEXPTITLE=Save As|About Calculator"
If we want "Save As" or "About Calculator" dialog, we can add "TITLE=" into the RS
":autoit:class=#32770;TITLE=Save As"
":autoit:class=#32770;TITLE=About Calculator"
User can also add other qualifiers to define window RS, please refer to AutoIt Recognition String to know more.
For example, the AUT is the "Notepad", we want to handle the "Save As" dialog, which is a #32770 window; But unfortunately, the Calculator's "About" dialog appears on the desktop and this dialog's class is also #32770. If we define ONLY RS as "class=#32770", the Calculator's "About" dialog will be located if the "Save As" dialog doesn't appear.
Apparently, "class=" is not enough to define the window user wants, we need to add more qualifiers:
If we want both "Save As" and "About Calculator" dialog, we can add "REGEXPTITLE=" into the RS
":autoit:class=#32770;REGEXPTITLE=Save As|About Calculator"
If we want "Save As" or "About Calculator" dialog, we can add "TITLE=" into the RS
":autoit:class=#32770;TITLE=Save As"
":autoit:class=#32770;TITLE=About Calculator"
User can also add other qualifiers to define window RS, please refer to AutoIt Recognition String to know more.
