what is the use of _set_window in winrunner?
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Answer / neelavathy
Set_window sets the required window on the desktop in
mentioned time
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Answer / usha, usha_0383@yahoo.com
set_window statement uses in winrunneris to open a window
on desktop.
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Answer / girish k.s.
The set_window function directs input to the correct
application window.
Specifies the window to receive subsequent input and
(optionally) specifies the amount of time to wait for the
specified window.
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Answer / sudhakar
set_window activates a window and gives focus to that
window so that we can perform actions on window
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Answer / vidya
set_window specifies the window to receive input accroding
to the windows logical name
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Answer / jagadesh
The use of set_window is to set the requried window on the
desktop
synx:
set_window("windowname",timeout)
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Answer / shobha
set_window specifies the window to receive input accroding
to the windows logical name
_set_window specifies the window to receive input accroding
to the windows physical description
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