The navigation window and the main window have the same title text and class name.

[Davider]

I am using LA to operate CapCut to open a draft and export a video. The following code executes successfully, but I encountered a few issues:

1. After launching CapCut, the navigation window first appears (as shown in Figure 1). When selecting a specific draft, the main window opens (as shown in Figure 2). However, something strange happens—the navigation window does not seem to close, and both the navigation window and the main window have identical title text and class names. Because of this, in the code below, I cannot use something like
   w1.WaitForClosed(1); and instead had to use a direct delay.
   
2. The Export button is located in the upper-right corner of the main window (Figure 3). If the opened draft contains many resources, this button appears with a delay. Before all resources are loaded, the button is also unclickable. Additionally, the Export Dialog sometimes appears with a delay. The Export button at the bottom right of the dialog (Figure 4) is also unclickable until the entire dialog is fully rendered. Neither of these buttons provide state information, so I cannot use something like e3.WaitFor(30, t => !t.IsDisabled); to wait for them.
   
   Recently, I have been reviewing some FlaUI code samples. When handling these cases, they often use techniques like:
    
   
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   Wait.UntilInputIsProcessed();
var modalWindows = Retry.WhileEmpty(() => window.ModalWindows, TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1)).Result;
   If I don't want to use direct delays, is there a better solution?
   Thanks in advance for any suggestions and help!
   

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// script "jytest.cs"
//.
script.setup(trayIcon: true, sleepExit: true);
//..

var w1 = wnd.findOrRun("剪映专业版", "Qt622QWindowIcon", run: () => { run.it(folders.LocalAppData + @"JianyingPro\Apps\5.9.0.11632\JianyingPro.exe"/*, "--src1"*/); });
var e1 = w1.Elm["STATICTEXT", prop: "desc=HomePageDraftTitle:3月21日", flags: EFFlags.UIA].Find(10);
e1.Parent.MouseClick();
//w1.WaitForClosed(1);

10.s();

var w2 = wnd.find(1, "剪映专业版", "Qt622QWindowIcon");
var e2 = w2.Elm["STATICTEXT", prop: "desc=MainWindowTitleBarExportBtn", flags: EFFlags.UIA].Find(6);

//e2.WaitFor(30, t => !t.IsDisabled);

e2.MouseClick();

10.s();

var w3 = wnd.find(1, "导出", "Qt622QWindowIcon");
var e3 = w3.Elm["STATICTEXT", prop: "desc=ExportOkBtn", flags: EFFlags.UIA].Find(6);

//e3.WaitFor(30, t => !t.IsDisabled);

e3.MouseClick();

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FLAUI code:
https://github.com/FlaUI/FlaUI/blob/mast...ods.cs#L67

[Gintaras]

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var w2 = wnd.find(11, "剪映专业版", "Qt622QWindowIcon", also: o => o != w1);

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UI automation in my CapCut stopped working. No elements. Can't test and help.

[Davider]

var w2 = wnd.find(11, "剪映专业版", "Qt622QWindowIcon", also: o => o != w1);

The code works.
 
Sorry, I just found that in the new version of CapCut, many controls are hidden. Use the link below to install version 4.8.0, which allows locating the export button.
https://capcut.cn.uptodown.com/windows/versions

I tested it with the code below, but the line e3.WaitFor(30, t => !t.IsInvisible); does not work
 

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// script "capCut_T.cs"
//.
script.setup(trayIcon: true, sleepExit: true);
//..

var w1 = wnd.findOrRun("CapCut", "Qt622QWindowIcon", run: () => { run.it(folders.LocalAppData + @"CapCut\Apps\4.8.0.1818\CapCut.exe"/*, "--src1"*/); });

var e1 = w1.Elm["STATICTEXT", prop: "desc=HomePageDraftTitle:0322", flags: EFFlags.UIA].Find(10);
e1.Parent.MouseClick();

var w2 = wnd.find(11, "CapCut", "Qt622QWindowIcon", also: o => o != w1);
var e2 = w2.Elm["STATICTEXT", prop: "desc=MainWindowTitleBarExportBtn", flags: EFFlags.UIA].Find(6); //Export button in the upper-right corner of the main window

e2.WaitFor(30, t => !t.IsInvisible);
e2.WaitFor(30, t => !t.IsDisabled);

e2.MouseClick();

//10.s();

var w3 = wnd.find(1, "Export", "Qt622QWindowIcon");
var e3 = w3.Elm["STATICTEXT", prop: "desc=ExportOkBtn", flags: EFFlags.UIA].Find(6); //Export button in the lower-right corner of the export dialog

e3.WaitFor(30, t => !t.IsInvisible);
e3.WaitFor(30, t => !t.IsDisabled);

e3.MouseClick();

[Davider]

I have already solved the problem I mentioned above using the following code in QM, and it runs very stably. I would like to know what the equivalent or more concise code would be in LA?

All of the control clicks I mentioned earlier were implemented using the method below, without using any wait-related functions. So far, after hundreds of tests, there hasn't been a single failure.

Macro Macro11

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;Lab1
int w1=win("CapCut" "Qt622QWindowIcon"); act w1
if(!uiaByDesc(w1 "MainWindowTitleBarExportBtn")) 0.3; goto Lab1