using LoginPI.Engine.ScriptBase;
using System;
public class newWindowListenerInteractor : ScriptBase {
    private void Execute() {        
		/*
		-Disclaimer: This workload is provided as-is and might need further configuration and customization to work successfully in each unique environment. For further Professional Services-based customization please consult with the Login VSI Support and Services team. Please refer to the Help Center section "Application Customization" for further self-help information regarding workload crafting and implementation.
		-Run the workload against the "target" using Script Editor to ensure it will work before uploading it and testing with it		
		-Go through the workload to understand what it's doing. Comment out any unneeded app tests (code blocks) or add on any needed functional testing		
		-Workload version and changelist:
		--V1.0 | original		
		-Leave Application running compatibility: false
		Workload developed with:
		-Login PI ScriptingToolSet ver. 3.5.9
		-Windows 10 x64 Pro winver 1903 18362.356

		This script will:
		-Look for a window title, in a loop
		-Interact with the Window using defined functions
		-Loop for defined amount of times        

		Please update the following variables:
        */
		
        int EndNumber = 9999; // Define how many times the window listener loop code will run; example: 9999
        string WindowTitleName = "window name"; // Put the unique window title to listen for here; example: "Notepad"        

        int StartNumber = 0;
        while(StartNumber < EndNumber) {
            StartNumber++;            
            var ListenForWindowName = FindWindow(title:WindowTitleName,timeout:1,continueOnError:true);
            if (ListenForWindowName != null) {
                // If the window appears then this "if" code block will interact with it. 
                // In this example the className Text:TextBlock is being looked for with the title "Password". If it's seen then the field will be typed to: Password123, and the Enter key to close the popup window.
                //Replace this code with whichever actions should take place once the window appears. Some examples: clicking an OK button, closing out of the window, or typing some text into a field
                ListenForWindowName.Focus();
                var LookForTextField = ListenForWindowName.FindControl(className : "Text:TextBlock", title : "Password",timeout:1,continueOnError:true); 
                if (LookForTextField != null) {
                    LookForTextField.Type("Password123{ENTER}",cpm:999);
                }
            }
            Wait(0.1);            
        }        
    }
}