Sometimes you may have a button (or other control) that can have a different appearance depending on the different focus statuses. For example, the default status without focus is a grey image, whereas when the mouse hovering over it becomes blue. Then when the mouse left button is held down on the button (and not released), the image changes to a red image. Finally, when the button is activated using the tab key to tab into the button and the mouse is somewhere else, it has a fourth color.
This article discusses solutions for how to test these kinds of situationю
Sometimes you need to be able to test the state of a specific Win32 object in Rapise to see if it is enabled, disabled, is activated, etc. This sample illustrates how to get the numeric and textual value of the object's state.
If you use the Global.DoLaunch(...) command to launch a Windows console application, it will return a process ID. This article provides some sample code for executing a console application and checking to make sure that the process is not still running.