Class

Item Description

Use with:

Startup scripts, Windows

SecureLogin Version:

All

Type:

Dialog specifier

Usage:

Class Window-Class

Arguments:

Window-Class

A string specifying the window class that this statement will match.

Description:

When a window is created, it is based on a template known as a window class. The Class command checks to see if the class of the newly created window matches its Window-Class argument.

If the window matches the Window-Class argument, the execution of the script continues to the next line. If the window doesn't match the Window-Class argument, execution continues at the next dialog statement.

You can determine the class by using Window Finder. See Finding Control IDs.

In any Dialog statement, place the Class command before the Title command.

Example:
Windows Script
The dialog box generated by the application is checked to determine if the Window Class is #32770. If True and its title is "Login", that section of the script executes. If False, the script checks the next Dialog block.

 
# Login Dialog Box 
Dialog 
   Class #32770 
   Title "Login" 
EndDialog
Type $Username #1001 
Type $Password #1002 
Click #1