Waiting for Button appearing in SAP and than press

[Sascha_77]

Hi Folx.

I´m new to AutoIt. I used since years "PowerPro" but AutoIt seems to be more flexible. Now I think it´s time to change to AutoIT. :)

Now my Problem. 

I press the red marked Button via Shortcut CTRL+F1 to get to a another Mask.

 

These is the Code:

Send("{CTRLDOWN}+{F1}")
WinWait("FIS/edc® Workflowanwendung ändern")

It changed to this:

To press the Green Button I´m using

MouseClick($MOUSE_CLICK_LEFT, 240, 540)

After that the Iconbar looks like this and a "White Sheet" with Tooltip "Workflow anlegen" appears:

WinWait("FIS/edc® Workflowanwendung ändern")
MouseClick($MOUSE_CLICK_LEFT, 1070, 200)

Push it with the Code above.

Now my Question. Sometimes SAP is laggy and the White Sheet appeared with a delay. Is AutoIt able to detect if there is a pressable Button on the Screen or if there is nothing to press? The White Sheet has no shortcut. Only the Tool Tip.

 

[Earthshine]

yes, you can wait for controls, but it may not be able to talk directly to that control with standard AutoIt script. Look at the help file for the ControlSend functions and related functions.

you need to be the one to wait for controls in your script

Edited March 28, 2019 by Earthshine

[water]

Please check the wiki for the SAP UDF. It allows to automate the SAP GUI uisng SAPScript.
https://www.autoitscript.com/wiki/User_Defined_Functions#Other_Applications

[Sascha_77]

The SAP Samples I found are not working here. SAP.au3 is throwing Errors.

But I found another way to check if the White Sheet Button is present. 

Before:

And after (when the Button appears):

How to trigger ClassnameNN "ToolbarWindow324"?

If ClassnameNN = "ToolbarWindow324" then Mouseclick x,y

 

[Sascha_77]

Ok I Found a sample and modified it. But it doesn´t work.

 

#include <Constants.au3>
#include <AutoItConstants.au3>
#include <MsgBoxConstants.au3>
#include <SAP.au3>
#include <SAPGUI.au3>

Global $hCtrl = 0, $Waiting = True
While (1)
    If $Waiting And WinExists("FIS/edc® Workflowanwendung ändern") Then
        $hCtrl = ControlGetHandle("FIS/edc® Workflowanwendung ändern", "", "ToolbarWindow324")
        If $hCtrl Then
            ; we got the handle, so the button is there
            ; now do whatever you need to do
            MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "", "Button is available")
            $Waiting = False
        EndIf
    EndIf
WEnd

 

[Sascha_77]

Got it. Using another "ToolbarWindow" ID did the trick. Nice.

[Earthshine]

then you should post your solution here so others with the same issue can maybe get the help they seek as well.

[Sascha_77]

It´s the code above. I only changed the ToolbarWindowID to another number. Nothing more.

[Earthshine]

It is customary to post the code that is working