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During script execution in TestComplete, I encounter an error when displaying the desktop application window. TestComplete throws an error: "testcomplete c#script runtime error. object doesn't support this property or method" at the moment of checking whether the window exists.

    while (!p["WaitWinFormsObject"]("ConfigStatusDialog",1000)["Exists"])
       w["Keys"]("[F2]")

Name of my Window is ConfigStatusDialog and it is visible in applicattion (in TestComplete "Exists" is True.

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  • Hi @kollodziej, just an idea / a guess: Sometimes TestComplete does not necessarily recognize the exact line in the code that is causing the problem. Is perhaps the variable w in your code undefined? Maybe one more little thing: Your while loop is not secured against 'eternal success'. I mean if after thirty thousand times w["Keys"]("F2") the configuration dialog still exists (for whatever reason), then a stackoverflow (I love that word :-)) can indirectly cause nonsense. (?). I hope, this helps. Regards. Commented Feb 8, 2024 at 15:58
  • @primehunter unfortunately changing it didn't help Commented Feb 19, 2024 at 15:03
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