Here is all the summary.
----------------- Test1.PowerPro ----------------------------
If(1)Do
Wait.For(2000)
Osd.Show("OK")
EndIf
-------------------------------------------------------------
---------------- Test2.PowerPro -----------------------------
For(!ctrl)
Win.Debug(2)
EndFor
-------------------------------------------------------------
1) Test1 -> Test2 with Wait.For()
Osd.Show() never executed even after exitting For().
2) Test1 -> Test2 with Wait.Until()
Osd.Show() was not executed after 2 seconds, only executed after
exitting For().
3) Test2 -> Test1 with Wait.For()
Osd.Show() was executed as expected.
4) Test2 -> Test1 with Wait.Until()
Produced error message:
---------------------------
Cannot use this type of wait in nested script.
Outer script is Test2.PowerPro
Error occurred near line 2 of script Test1:
Wait.Until(2000)
Press Cancel to end all running scripts.
---------------------------
However, if ignored by pressing OK, Osd.Show() was executed and all
went fine afterwards.
Sean
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