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  1. cabrunco
    Hi all, I am writing some scripts to control some lab equipment, and sometimes I observe that the script "misses" one of the steps, leading to cascading errors. For example, at one part of the code I wrote this: WinClose("Port_Configuration") Sleep(1000) WinClose("Hype") Sleep(1000) Run("C:\Users\cabrunco\Desktop\Hype!Terminal.exe") Most of the times this works, but I found that in some occasions the windows fail to close. Then, the code becomes a mess, because a second instance of the program will launch, and both windows now have the same title. I think I can solve this problem with this code: While WinExists("Hype") WinClose("Port_Configuration") Sleep(1000) WinClose("Hype") Sleep(1000) WEnd Run("C:\Users\matheus\Desktop\Hype!Terminal.exe") I would like to know if anybody has any other suggestions for this kind of redundant code. Thanks, Matheus
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