How To Use "if Window Running"

[koden]

Hello...

 

1.

I hav a macro that have a repeat function build in.

 

I would like the macro to stop after the first run, if a specified window is running.

 

I have attach the start of my macro to show what I have done, but it does not work.

 

have I done it wrong??

 

2. The window I would like to specified has the name "request xxxxxxx"

xxxxxxx is a dif. number every time.

I surpose that when I specifie the window, I can just write "request" in the box and click in the partial match box ???

test.mxe

[joe]

The short answer is yes, your macro will not run. It is unclear as to what you are trying to do. Do you want to exit the repeat loop when any window with "Request" in the title starts running or should it exit only for a specific "Request xxxxxxx" window? Also, the Macro Playback Speed command need only be placed once in a macro, so remove it from the loop and place it at the beginning of you macro.

[koden]

I would like the macro to stop the repeat loop when any window with "Request" in the title ARE open.

 

But i'm not sure how to place the IF thing and which IF thing i need???

[kevin]

Maybe something like this would work:

Repeat Prompt Start (Prompt for repeat count at macro play time)
 If Window Title "Request" is running
   Macro Stop
 End If
 Activate Window: "Session A"
 Text Type: vi
 Delay 0.5 Seconds
Repeat End

[koden]

I have put in the first lines of my macro:

 

Macro playback speed

Repeat prompt start

IF window title request is running

macro stop

end IF

delay 0500 milisec

and then the hole macro after this.

 

YES it works....macro does not run... Thanks

[joe]

You missed the Macro Stop line between the If and End If lines

If Window Title "Request" is running
  Macro Stop
End If

[koden]

Joe: Yes I did :-)))