Can some briefly explain how "If" condition works in Eclipse-RCPTT script or link where can I get information regarding this?
Eclipse-RCPTT If condition Implementation
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Quote from your comment:
" I need to catch if there is any window popup and need to do something on that popup window"
That's too general to answer, with "try" you can write code that reacts if a window is missing:
There's no generic "switch" or "if" window title matches, instead a write a separate case for each situation.