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KillProcess function in RoutineBot

Syntax KillProcess( Path:String ) Parameters Path:String Full path to executable file, that need to be terminated. Return value If application is running and is successfully terminated, the function returns 1, otherwise function returns 0. Example Execute(‘C:\WINDOWS\notepad.exe’); Wait(1000); KillProcess(‘C:\WINDOWS\notepad.exe’); This example will run notepad, wait 1 second and close notepad. Download

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ShellExecute function in RoutineBot

Syntax ShellExecute( Path:String, Params:String [optional], WaitBeforeClose:Integer [optional] ) Parameters Path:String string that specifies the file to execute. File can be executable file or some document. Params:String [optional] string that specifies parameters to be passed to the application. WaitBeforeClose:Integer [optional] if this parameter is 1, then interpreter wait, before application is

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Execute function in RoutineBot

Syntax Execute( Path:String, Params:String [optional] ) Parameters Path:String string that specifies the file to execute. File can be executable file or some document. Params:String [optional] string that specifies the parameters to be passed to the application. Return value If file exists function returns 1, otherwise function returns 0. Remarks Function

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Example: GUI test with RoutineBot

RoutineBot is testing GUI, trying to enter various values into the text fields and processing warning messages that tested program shows.

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