Silverlight does a good job of making the automation tree accessible, but is there a way to programatically ask a screen reader to read something? Up until now I\'ve been using:
I was just wondering if anyone has implementing anything like the following for Android. Suppose you have an interactive menu system but depending on the selections by the user different options could
I\'m just trying 开发者_如何学编程to figure this one out. Why does the button IInvokeProvider call the click event without doing any explicit setting? What if I wanted to automate another method like
I have a UI Automation application that is written in C# and uses .NET(currently 3.5 but if 4 solves the issue I will gladly change).I am running in an English version of Windows 7.I want be able to r
I’m looking for alternative for existing tests written in QTP for my Win32 application written in Borland C++.
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Within a script writ开发者_JAVA技巧ten in JavaScript for the UI Automation instrument, how do I import another JavaScript file?Within UI Automation, you can add something like
I am trying to increase the speed of some UI Automation operations. I stumbled across the (not so well) documented caching possibility.
Windows Phone\'s Silverlight support includes support for the System.Windows.Automation classes, but there doesn\'t appear to be any way to get an AutomationElement reference to the application from o
I\'d like to know if there is a profiling tool that allows capturing a .NET application\'s run and at the same time capture it\'s run in a video format.
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