Manish, your break is working. But it is breaking out of your code
block, not your "times" loop.
{|win|
puts "#{win.getClassName}\t#{win.getWindowText}"
#p win.getWindowRect
#p win
if(win.getParent().hwnd == $ie.hwnd) then
#p $ie.hwnd, win.getParent().hwnd
popupwin=win
p "Found appropriate parent...Breaking"
break
end
}
If I am not mistaken, this block amounts to an "iterator controlled
loop". So "break" will get you out of this block, but if you want out
of your times loop, you will have to do "break break".
Lonny Eachus
==========
Hi,
How do break out of x.times loop.
10.times do
findWindowLike(nil, /^Microsoft Internet Explorer$/, //) {|win|
puts "#{win.getClassName}\t#{win.getWindowText}"
#p win.getWindowRect
#p win
if(win.getParent().hwnd == $ie.hwnd) then
#p $ie.hwnd, win.getParent().hwnd
popupwin=win
p "Found appropriate parent...Breaking"
break
end
}
p "Waiting for one sec for diaog to show up"
sleep 1
end
My break in the if condition, when I find if the child is indeed the
child of my ie window, is not working as expected.
Is this correct ruby usage?
Can anyone suggest any other way to retry my waiting mechanism or the
child dialog to appear which is spawned by my IE browser.
Thanks and Regards,
Manish
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