> I got it figured out.  The program that I'm testing is returning a boolean
> value of true, but python needs to recognize it as True(with a capital T).  
> Now I have to incorporate some code to receive true and change it to True
> before checking the ${signals ok}.

> On Thursday, November 1, 2012 3:57:27 PM UTC-4, Drewcasket wrote:

>> I wrote a for loop within robot framework, I need it to execute until
>> certain conditions are met.  I can't find a built in key word that does
>> this efficiently.  Any help would be appreciated.

>> :FOR | ${index} | IN RANGE | 100
>>       VR button pressed
>>       sleep | 1 sec  
>>       ${micState}= | Devaluate |
>> signals[UISpeechService][micState][value][mode]
>>       ${VoiceRecognition}= | Devaluate |
>> signals[UISpeechService][voiceRecognition][value][state]
>>       ${DialogActive}= | Devaluate |
>> signals[UISpeechService][vrDialogActive][value][state]
>>       sleep | 1 sec  
>>       should be equal | ${micState}  | "open"
>>       should be equal | ${VoiceRecognition} | "on"
>>       should be equal | ${DialogActive} | true

>> so basically this presses the VR button, evaluates signals from another
>> program, then compares those values to what they should be.

>> This will continue until the values compared are all equal.  

>> The problem that is occuring is that if at any point the values are not
>> equal it fails the test and ends the testcase. Or if they are all true
>> after the first iteration, it will continue to do the loop 100 times.

>> How do I get it to exit the loop as soon as the three conditions are
>> equal? While also continuing the loop if they are not equal.

>> Thank you