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I have a macro that is opening an Attachmate Emulator session to access host
data. I am having a delay issue with some customers because I am trying to capture data(using getstring commands) from the the emulator before it has returned it values. I can test a message area on the screen and if it is greater than "" I can assume the screen has returned. With the WaitForString command can I check for "" verses an exact match on a string. The message area may say "Complete" or "Error Code - xxx", that is why I need a generic check. Sample Code: myscreen.SendKeys ("<CLEAR") myscreen.SendKeys ("/for OSINQ<ENTER") myscreen.SendKeys ("<Pf10") myscreen.SendKeys (SoldTo & "<ENTER") DlrNm = myscreen.getstring(6, 9, 36) before DlrNm is assigned I need to put a wait in there. I have code to wait a hard number of seconds, but each user experiences a different delay and I want to make something that is a bit more dynamic. Thanks, |
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