WaitState

Checks the state of an application or web browser by verifying if an element appears in or disappears from the user interface.

This API must be added after Open or Attach.

Definition

Namespace: UiPath.UIAutomationNext.API.Models

Assembly: UiPath.UIAutomationNext.API.Models (in UiPath.UIAutomationNext.API.Models dll)

Overloads

Overload	Description
`WaitState(String, NClickStateMode, Double)`	Checks the state of an application or web browser by verifying if an element (identified as a string from the Object Repository) appears in or disappears from the user interface, and choose the number of seconds to wait for the event.
`WaitState(String, CheckStateOptions)`	Checks the state of an application or web browser by verifying if an element (identified as a string from the Object Repository) appears in or disappears from the user interface, and choose the number of seconds to wait for the event, along with other configurations.
`WaitState(TargetAnchorableModel, CheckStateOptions)`	Checks the state of an application or web browser by verifying if an element (identified as a `TargetAnchorableModel` object) appears in or disappears from the user interface, along with other configurations.
`WaitState(TargetAnchorableModel, NCheckStateMode, Double)`	Checks the state of an application or web browser by verifying if an element (identified as a `TargetAnchorableModel` object) appears in or disappears from the user interface, along with the number of seconds to wait for the event.

`WaitState(String, NClickStateMode, Double)`

Checks the state of an application or web browser by verifying if an element (identified as a string from the Object Repository) appears in or disappears from the user interface, and choose the number of seconds to wait for the event.

bool WaitState(
    string target,
    NCheckStateMode checkStateMode,
    double timeout)bool WaitState(
    string target,
    NCheckStateMode checkStateMode,
    double timeout)

target String

The UI element that you want to check the state of, identified as a string from the Object Repository.

checkStateMode NCheckStateMode

Select which event to use for determining the state of the application or browser:

WaitAppear - Wait for the element to appear in the user interface.
WaitDissapear - Wait for the element to disappear from the user interface.

timeout Double

Specify the number of seconds for which to wait for the event (element to appear or to disappear). The default value is 5 seconds.

`WaitState(String, CheckStateOptions)`

bool WaitState( 
    string target,
    CheckStateOptions checkStateOptions)bool WaitState( 
    string target,
    CheckStateOptions checkStateOptions)

target String

The UI element that you want to check the state of, identified as a string from the Object Repository.

checkStateOptions NCheckStateMode

Choose the following options:

checkStateMode NCheckStateMode - Select which event to use for determining the state of the application or browser:
- WaitAppear - Wait for the element to appear in the user interface.
- WaitDissapear - Wait for the element to disappear from the user interface.
timeout Double - Specify the number of seconds for which to wait for the event (element to appear or to disappear). The default value is 5 seconds.

`WaitState(TargetAnchorableModel, CheckStateOptions)`

Checks the state of an application or web browser by verifying if an element (identified as a TargetAnchorableModel object) appears in or disappears from the user interface, along with other configurations.

bool WaitState(
    TargetAnchorableModel target,
    CheckStateOptions checkStateOptions)bool WaitState(
    TargetAnchorableModel target,
    CheckStateOptions checkStateOptions)

target TargetAnchorableModel

The UI element that you want to check the state of, identified as a TargetAnchorableModel object.