Wait for something

Most "wait for" functions are in separate classes. For example "wait for window" is in wnd, "wait for key" is in keys. To wait for other events can be used class wait.

Wait for toggled CapsLock.

wait.until(0, () => keys.isCapsLock);
print.it("continue");

Wait for file. Then wait max 10 s until it does not exist; on timeout throw exception.

var file = @"C:\Test\file.txt";
wait.until(0, () => filesystem.exists(file));
print.it("created");
wait.until(10, () => !filesystem.exists(file));
print.it("deleted");

Wait max 5 s for process; on timeout exit. Then wait until does not exist.

if (!wait.until(-5, () => process.exists("notepad.exe"))) return;
print.it("started");
wait.until(0, () => !process.exists("notepad.exe"));
print.it("ended");

Wait for variable.

bool m = false;
run.thread(() => { 2.s(); m = true; }); //an example that executes code in another thread and sets the variable when finished
wait.until(0, () => m);
print.it("continue");

Wait until the clipboard contains text, and get it.

clipboard.clear();
var text = wait.until(0, () => clipboard.text);
print.it(text);

Wait until the clipboard contains file paths, and get them.

clipboard.clear();
var af = wait.until(0, () => clipboardData.getFiles());
print.it(af);