object.exists
Boolean object.exists(objectName)
This function returns a true value if the object with the symbolic or real (multi-property) name objectName exists; otherwise it returns a false value. The given name can also be a native script dictionary (resp. hash) value.
If you know that a particular object exists and you just want to access it (for example, to examine its properties or to perform an action on it or with it), then use the Object waitForObject(objectOrName) function if the object is visible; or use the Object findObject(objectName) function if the object is hidden.
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