05-10-2013, 02:39 PM
Try 'Find image' dialog. It is in the floating toolbar. Creates code to find (on screen) a captured image or wait for it. It is the most universal way to wait for UI state change, for example until button state changes from disabled to enabled.
Other way - accessible objects. Use 'Find accessible object' dialog to see whether the buttons are accessible objects. The dialog also can create code to wait until the button has certain state. But not all UI objects are accessible. If you cannot capture the button using the dialog, you cannot use this.
Or maybe the button is a control (a window in a window). Then use the 'Wait' dialog to wait until window (the control) is enabled. It would be the fastest and most reliable, however not all UI objects are controls. If you cannot capture the button using the dialog, you cannot use this.
Other way - accessible objects. Use 'Find accessible object' dialog to see whether the buttons are accessible objects. The dialog also can create code to wait until the button has certain state. But not all UI objects are accessible. If you cannot capture the button using the dialog, you cannot use this.
Or maybe the button is a control (a window in a window). Then use the 'Wait' dialog to wait until window (the control) is enabled. It would be the fastest and most reliable, however not all UI objects are controls. If you cannot capture the button using the dialog, you cannot use this.