Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UITest.Extension

Represents an exception that is caused when a control is blocked.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class from XML by using the provided information and context.

A object. A object.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message.

A string that contains the error message.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message and inner exception.

The error message. The exception that caused the current exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided parameter values.

The error message. The exception that caused the current exception. The name of the control in the user interface. The object where the error occurred.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided parameter values.

The name of the control in the user interface. The object where the error occurred.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided parameter values and the default message.

The name of the object where the action failed. The name of the action that failed. The exception that caused the current exception. Information about the last invocation. The name of the control in the user interface. The object where the error occurred.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided parameter values.

The error message. The name of the control in the user interface. The object where the error occurred.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided parameter values.

The error message. The name of the object where the action failed. The name of the action that failed. The exception that caused the current exception. Information about the last invocation. The name of the control in the user interface. The object where the error occurred.

Gets the default message for this exception.

The default message for this exception.

Represents a parameter that is used to set values and to send key strokes in code.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided parameter name.

The name of the parameter.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

The name of the parameter. The value of the parameter.

Gets the name of the parameter.

The name of the parameter.

Gets or sets the value of the parameter.

The value of the parameter.

Represents an AND condition for a query.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided conditions.

An array of objects.

Returns "&&", which is used to separate nested conditions in the AND condition.

Determines whether the provided element matches this condition.

true if the provided element matches the condition; otherwise, false. An object.

Parses the provided string into an object.

A string that contains an AND condition. The provided cannot be parsed into an .

Returns a string representation of this AND condition.

A string that can be parsed into an object.

Represents browser buttons.

Browser close button.

Indicates the kind of element in a browser dialog window.

The Cancel button.

The Close button.

The Ignore button.

The No button.

No dialog button.

The OK button.

The prompt field.

The Retry button.

The Yes button.

Provides a base class for browser factories that create objects for specific browsers.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Returns a browser helper for the browsers that this factory supports.

A browser helper for the browsers that this factory supports.

Returns the numerical support level for the specified browser.

The support level for the specified browser. The name of the browser.

Launches the browser and returns a browser service object.

A browser service object.

Launches the browser by using the provided arguments and returns a browser service object.

A browser service object. A list of arguments to use to open the browser.

Launches the browser by using the provided uniform resource identifier (URI) and returns a browser service object.

A browser service object. The for the target page for the browser.

Finds the browser by using the provided search properties and filter properties.

A browser service object. A object that contains the search properties criteria. A object that contains the filter properties.

Finds the browser that is identified by the provided window handle and returns a browser service object.

A browser service object. An that identifies a browser window.

Finds all browsers that match the provided search properties and filter properties, and returns an array of browser service objects for those browsers.

An array of browser service objects. A object that contains the search properties criteria. A object that contains the filter properties.

Gets the name of this browser factory.

The name of this browser factory.

Gets a list of browser versions that are supported by this browser factory.

A list of browser versions that are supported by this browser factory.

Gets the type name for the user interface technology manager to use for this browser factory.

The type name for the user interface technology manager to use for this browser factory.

Provides a base class for browser helper methods.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Gets or sets a value that indicates whether the browser is to enable pop-up windows.

true if the browser is to enable pop-up windows; otherwise, false.

Clears the cache of the browser.

Clears the cookies of the browser.

Returns the button type for the provided user interface technology element.

The button type for the provided element. A object.

Returns the page title for the given window title.

The page title. The title of the window.

Returns the URI for the current page in the browser document window.

The URI for the current page in the browser document window. The browser document window as a object.

Gets the uniform resource identifier (URI) for the home page of the browser.

The URI for the home page of the browser.

Determines whether the provided element is the browser document window.

true if the provided element is the browser document window; otherwise, false. An object.

Determines whether the provided window handle refers to the browser document window.

true if the designated window is the browser document window; otherwise, false. An that represents the window handle.

Determines whether the provided process is an instance of the browser.

true if the provided process is an instance of the browser; otherwise, false. A object.

Determines whether the provided element is a browser window.

true if the provided element is a browser window; otherwise, false. An object.

Determines whether the specified class represents a Web browser window.

true if the provided class represents a browser window; otherwise, false. The name of a class.

Provides methods and properties for automating browser.

This enumeration provides flags to configure the check/clear options for check boxes and option buttons.

The default state.

Set the state as indeterminate.

Use a click to set the state.

Use the spacebar to set the state.

Verify the final state.

Contains the definition of the context part of an action log entry.

Returns . Returns . Returns . Returns .

Enumerates the bitwise combination of flags that indicate the states for a control.

The control has high-priority information.

The control has low-priority information.

The control has medium-priority information.

The control has animated graphics.

The control is busy.

The control is checked.

The control is collapsed.

The control is in a default state.

The control is expanded.

The control is extended and multiselectable.

The control location is not fixed to the boundary of its parent control and does not move automatically with the parent control.

The control can receive the focus of the keyboard.

The control has the focus of the keyboard.

The control displays a pop-up menu or window when it is invoked.

The control is hot tracked, such as when the mouse hovers over the control.

The control is a tri-state check box and is in a mixed or indeterminate state.

The control is not a valid control.

The control is not visible.

The control is a linked control that has not yet been selected.

The control has scrolling or moving text or graphics.

The window is maximized.

The window is minimized.

The control is a tri-state check box and is in a mixed or indeterminate state.

The control is movable.

The control can have multiple selections.

The control has no state setting.

The control is in a normal state.

The control is not on screen.

The control is pressed.

The control is password protected.

The control is read-only.

The window is restored.

The control is selectable.

The control is selected.

The control uses speech to describe itself.

The control is sizable.

The control is a linked control that has been previously selected or traversed.

The control is not available.

This enumeration is used to specify the possible return values for the level of support for an element by an component.

The technology manager supports a specific control.

The technology manager supports all elements by default.

The technology manager provides native support for a class of controls.

The technology manager does not support this element.

The support level for this control is unknown or not computed.

Represents the exception that is thrown when a decoding operation fails because of an incorrect key file.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class from XML by using the provided information and context.

A object. A object.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message.

The error message.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message and inner exception.

The error message. The exception that caused the current exception.

Enum indicating which control's vicinity to capture during an event.

Contains the definition of Entry class. This can be used to store a value and its type.

Constructor for Entry class.

The value of the entry.

Constructor for Entry class.

The value of the entry. True if the entry is not from a resource. The default is true.

Constructor for Entry class.

Type of the entry. The value of the entry.

Type should be the expected type of ValueString or ActionLogFormats/ActionNames enumerations in which case the string corresponding to those enumerations will be taken.

Returns . Returns . Returns . Returns .

Represents the flags that are used to configure, expand, and collapse actions for elements in the user interface.

Ignore verification after the expand or collapse operation.

Use the default behavior.

Double-click to expand or collapse this element.

Use the ENTER key to expand or collapse this element.

Use the PLUS (+) and MINUS (-) keys on the number pad to expand or collapse this element.

Use the to expand or collapse this element.

For windowed tree controls, use the window message to expand or collapse this element.

The exception that is thrown when fails.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class for deserialization.

A object. A object.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message.

The error message.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message and inner exception.

The error message. The original exception that caused this exception.

Gets the default message that is set in configuration.

The default error message.

The exception that is thrown when a user interface (UI) control is blocked (for example, a control may be blocked by a modal dialog box).

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided serialization data and context.

A object. A object.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided error message.

The error message.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message and inner exception.

The error message. The original exception that caused the current exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided object name, action name, inner exception, last invocation information, window handle, UI test control, and source.

The name of the object where the action failed. The name of the action that failed. The original exception that caused the current exception. An object. The handle of the window that blocks the control. A string representation of the that is blocked. The object that is the source of the exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided control name, action name, inner exception, last invocation information, UI test control, and source.

The name of the object where the action failed. The name of the action that failed. The original exception that caused the current exception. An object. A string representation of the that is blocked. The object that is the source of the exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message, object name, action name, inner exception, last invocation information, window handle, UI test control, and source.

The error message. The name of the object where the action failed. The name of the action that failed. The original exception that caused the current exception. An object. The handle of the window that blocks the control. A string representation of the that is blocked. The object that is the source of the exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message, object name, action name, inner exception, last invocation information, window handle, UI test control, and source.

The error message. The name of the object where the action failed. The name of the action that failed. The original exception that caused the current exception. An object. A string representation of the that is blocked. The object that is the source of the exception.

Gets the default error message that is configured for this exception type.

The default message.

[SECURITY CRITICAL] Fills the provided serialization information object with the serialized version of this exception by using the provided context.

A object. A object.

Gets the handle of the window that blocks control.

The handle.

The exception that is thrown when the method fails.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Fills the provided serialization information object with the serialized version of this exception by using the provided context.

A object. A object.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided error message.

The error message.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message and inner exception.

The error message. The original exception that caused the current exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided object name, action name, inner exception, last invocation information, UI test control, and source.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided error message, object name, action name, inner exception, last invocation information, UI test control, and source.

Gets the default error message that is configured for this exception type.

The default message.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided query conditions.

A parameter array of objects.

Returns the delimiter to be positioned between conditions (",").

Returns a value that indicates whether the provided element matches the current filter condition.

true if the provided element matches this filter condition; otherwise, false. An object.

Returns an instance of the class by parsing the provided query element string.

A if the string is successfully parsed; otherwise, null. A query element string.

Returns the current filter condition as a string.

The current filter condition as a string.

Returns a value that indicates whether the provided query element string can be parsed into a .

true if the provided query element string can be parsed; otherwise, false. A query element string. (Output) A if the provided string can be parsed; otherwise, null.

This enumeration provides settings that indicate how a clickable point is obtained by the method.

Get clickable point from playback.

Get clickable point from the technology manager.

A clickable point cannot be obtained.

Provides an interface to obtain additional information from the method about the last action or search operation.

Gets an array of the names of supported properties.

An array of the names of supported properties.

Gets a string version of the value of the specified property.

A string version of the value of the specified property. The property name for the value to retrieve. The name must be one of the values that is retrieved by using the property.

Gets the last invocation information for the previous action or search, if any.

The last invocation information for the previous action or search, or null if no information exists.

Gets the last message.

The last message.

The name of the source of any failure.

The exception that is thrown when an invalid user interface (UI test) extension package is encountered during recording or playback.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class for deserialization.

A object. A object.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the given message.

The message for the exception.

Initializes a new instance of the by using the provided message and inner exception.

The message for the exception. The exception that caused the current exception.

Provides an internal interface definition for a .

Binds parameters to properties in this query condition by using the given value map.

A object.

Gets or sets a list of nested conditions.

An array of query conditions.

Returns the value of a given property, if it occurs in this query condition.

The value of the property, or null if it does not exist. The name of the property.

Returns a value that indicates whether the given element matches this query condition.

true if the element matches this condition; otherwise, false. An object.

Gets or sets the name of this query condition.

The name of this condition.

Parameterizes a property of this query condition.

true if the parameterization is successful; otherwise, false. The name of the property. The name of the parameter.

Provides an internally used interface for the .

Gets or sets the ancestor of this query element.

The ancestor element.

Gets or sets the condition of this query element.

Gets or sets a list of attributes to help with search.

An array of attribute names and values.

Provides an internal interface for the UI test framework to wait before raising an event.

Disposes the waiter.

Resets all events.

true if the events were reset; otherwise, false.

Causes the UI test framework to wait before raising an event.

true if the event is successfully raised; false if the is not appropriate for waiting. The number of seconds to wait before raising the event. Information about the event to wait for. Depending on the , the waiter may return immediately.

Provides an internal interface to implement the class. Do not implement this interface directly. Instead, derive from the class.

Gets the zero-based position of this element in the collection of child elements in the parent element.

The index of this element in the parent element.

Gets the class name for this element.

The class name.

Gets the name of the control type for this element.

The name of the control type.

Scrolls this element into view in the UI.

The relative x-coordinate to make visible. The relative y-coordinate to make visible. The relative x-coordinate of the point with regard to the topmost container after scrolling. The relative y-coordinate of the point with regard to the topmost container after scrolling.

Returns a value that indicates whether the provided object is equal to this element.

true if the objects are equal; otherwise, false. An object.

Gets the friendly name of this element.

The friendly name.

Returns the coordinates of the rectangle that encloses this element.

(Output) The relative x-coordinate of the rectangle. (Output) The relative y-coordinate of the rectangle. (Output) The width of the rectangle. (Output) The height of the rectangle.

Gets a clickable point for this element.

(Output) The relative x-coordinate for the clickable point. (Output) The relative y-coordinate for the clickable point.

Returns the native control type of this element.

If supported, the native type of the control; otherwise, null. A member of the enumeration.

Returns the specified option for this element.

The value of the specified option. A member of the enumeration. The specified element option is not supported.

Returns the value of the specified property for this element.

The property value. The name of the property to retrieve. The element property is not supported. The query ID for the related element. A member of the enumeration. Any additional information that is required. For example, if the is , this parameter would contain the name of the child element. The maximum level of depth to search for the related element.

Returns the current state information for the given requested states for this element.

State information for each requested state if the technology supports it; otherwise, the complete state information for this element. One or more members of the enumeration that are added together.

Returns a value that indicates whether this element has the specified kind of left-to-right format.

true if the element has the specified left-to-right formatting; otherwise, false. A member of the enumeration.

Returns the amount that is scrolled as a percentage of the size of the scrollbar.

The percentage of the length of the provided . A member of the enumeration. A horizontal or vertical scroll bar.

Initializes this element for programmatic scrolling.

true if this element supports programmatic scrolling and if initialization is successful; otherwise, false.

Performs programmatic action by using the provided option.

A member of the enumeration.

Gets a value that indicates whether this element is a leaf node, which means it has no children.

true if the node has no children; otherwise, false.

Gets a value that indicates whether this element contains protected content.

true if this element contains protected content; otherwise, false.

Gets a value that indicates whether tree switching is required for windowless tree switching cases.

true if tree switching is required; otherwise, false.

Gets the name of this element.

The name of the element.

Gets the underlying native technology element.

The native technology element.

Gets an identifier object that can be used to uniquely identify and find this element.

The query identifier. A member of the enumeration. A member of the enumeration.

Sets the UI focus on this element.

Sets the value of the specified option in this element.

A member of the enumeration. The value for the option.

Gets or sets the container element if this element is hosted inside an element of another technology.

The containing element, if hosted inside an element of another technology; otherwise, null.

Gets the name of the corresponding technology of this element.

The technology name.

Gets or sets the value of this element as a string.

The value of this element.

Waits for this element to be ready for user action.

The control is not yet ready, even after waiting.

Gets the handle to the Win32 window that contains this element.

The handle of this element.

Provides an internal interface to implement the class. Do not implement this interface directly. Instead, derive from the class.

Adds an event handler.

true if the event type is supported and is successfully added; otherwise, false. An object. A member of the enumeration that specifies the type of event. An that logs the events.

Cancels any wait or search operation that is performed by this technology manager.

Takes an element from another technology and returns an element that is compatible for the current technology, together with the level of support that it has for the converted element.

The new element. An object. (Output) The support level of the provided element in the new technology.

Returns an enumerator for the child elements in the given element.

An enumerator for the collection of child elements. An object. The cookie of a previously parsed query element.

Returns the indication of confidence for this technology manager that it can support the control that is identified with the provided handle.

An int that indicates the level of support. The window handle for a specific element.

Returns an element from this technology that corresponds to the provided native element.

The element in the technology that is represented by this manager. An that represents a native element, such as .

Retrieves the element that is located at the given screen coordinates.

The element at the provided location. The x coordinate of the screen location. The y coordinate of the screen location.

Retrieves the element that is identified by the provided window handle.

The specified element. An that identifies an existing element.

Returns the windows pointer for the element that currently has the focus.

The element that has the focus, or null if no element has the focus. The for the window that has the focus.

Returns information about the last test action that was invoked by this manager.

Information about the last invocation.

Returns the next sibling of the given element in the UI hierarchy.

The next sibling element. An .

Gets the parent of the given element in the UI hierarchy.

The parent element. An object.

Returns the previous sibling of the given element in the UI hierarchy.

The previous sibling element. An .

Returns an by using the provided element and event type.

The requested waiter. An object. A object for which a waiter is required. Thrown only if this method is not supported by this technology manager.

Returns the value of the given property of this technology manager.

The value of the specified property. The name of the property. The property is not supported by this technology manager.

Returns a value that indicates whether the provided element matches the previously parsed query ID cookie.

true if the element matches the query element; otherwise, false. An object. An that represents the cookie of a previously parsed . (Output) A Boolean value that indicates whether this technology manager has chosen to use the test framework to match all or part of the query element. This method is not supported by this technology manager.

Parses the provided string representation of a query element and returns a string representation of the query element as a cookie.

The query element cookie as a string. A parsed query ID. An object that represents the parsed query element that must be used later.

Removes the specified event from the given element and all its descendents.

true if the event was successfully removed; otherwise, false. An object. A member of the enumeration. An object that represents the registered event sink.

Searches for an element in the parent element that matches the condition of the provided query ID cookie.

An array of elements that match the query, or null if no elements are found. A previously parsed query cookie. An object. An int that indicates how deep into the control hierarchy to search. This implementation does not support this method.

When implemented in a derived class, sets the value of the given property in this technology manager.

A member of the enumeration. The value for the property.

Performs any initialization that is required by this technology manager to start a session.

true if this is a recording session; false for any other kind of session, such as playback.

Performs any cleanup that is required by this technology manager to stop the current session.

Gets the name of the technology.

The name of the technology.

Provides an interface to be implemented by the test recording and playback engine and consumed by objects to implement callback notifications.

The callback method for the event added via IUITechnologyManager.AddEventHandler. The callback should occur on a different thread than the one used to add the event handler to make sure that the callback is not blocking adding and removing of the event handlers.

An that represents the source element. An that represents the target element. A member of the enumeration that specifies the type of event. The object that is provided for the event.

The elements that are the sources of the event. The element that is the target of the event. The type of the event. The event arguments specific to the type of the event. Specifies the element whose vicinity must be captured during an event. The eventArgs will - The actual value (typically string) of the control for UITestEventType.Value The AccessibleStates of the control for UITestEventType.State The System.Drawing.Point for UITestEventType.Hover and so on.

Interface used for getting the URL of pinned site shortcuts.

Returns .

Events supported by Media controls.

Represents the kinds of native control values.

Treat the value as an integer.

Treat the value as a string.

Represents a helper class that generates the order of invocation during recording and maintains the order of invocation during playback.

Clears the and properties.

Clears the and properties and turns off resetting the cache at the end of every recording and playback session.

Gets the invocation order as recorded.

The recorded list of elements and the corresponding order.

Gets the invocation order for test playback.

The playback list of user interface (UI) pointers and the corresponding order number.

Represents an exception that is thrown when a fails.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class for deserialization.

A object. A object.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the given message.

The error message.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message and inner exception.

The error message. The exception that caused the current exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the default message, as well as the provided object name, action name, inner exception, last action information, control, and source of the exception.

The name of the UI object on which the UI test action failed. The name of the UI test action that failed. The exception that caused the current exception. An object that has playback information about the last action invocation. The name of the test control. A that represents the source of the exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message, object name, action name, inner exception, last action information, test control name, and exception source object.

The error message. The name of the UI object on which the UI test action failed. The name of the UI test action that failed. The exception that caused the current exception. An objectthat has playback information about invoking the last action. The name of the A that represents the source of the exception.

Gets or sets the name of the action.

The name of the action.

Gets the default message for this kind of exception.

The default message.

[SECURITY CRITICAL] Populates the by using the provided context information.

A object. A object.

Gets or sets the source object name.

The name of the source object.

This enumeration provides the options for invoking a programmatic action with the method.

Collapses the element.

Invokes the default action.

Expands the element.

Makes the element visible and selected.

Specifies that no action should occur.

Removes the selection from the element.

Gives the element the focus.

Selects the element.

Represents a query condition for a property.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided property name and value.

The name of the property. The value of the property.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

The name of the property. The value of the property. A that represents the operator for the property name and value.

Binds parameters to properties in this property condition by using the given value map.

A object.

Returns a value that indicates whether the provided object is equal to the current object.

true if the objects are equal; otherwise, false. An object that can be cast to a object.

Returns the provided string as an escaped string.

The provided string as an escaped string. The string to escape.

Returns the hash code for this property condition.

The hash code for this property condition.

Returns the value for the given property name.

The value for the given property name. The name of the property.

Determines whether the provided element matches the current property condition.

true if the provided element matches the current property condition; otherwise, false. An object.

Parameterizes a property of this property condition.

true if the property was successfully parameterized; otherwise, false. The name of the property to parameterize. The name of the parameter.

Gets or sets the name of the parameter.

The name of the parameter.

Creates a by parsing the provided string.

A if the parse is successful; otherwise, null. The string to parse.

Gets or sets the name of the property.

The name of the property.

Gets or sets the operator for the property name and value.

A member of the enumeration.

Gets or sets the string representation of the operator for this property condition.

The string representation of the operator.

Returns a string representation for the current property condition.

A string representation for the current property condition.

Unescapes any escaped characters in the provided string.

A string with escaping removed. The string to unescape.

Gets or sets the value of the property condition.

The value of the property condition.

Gets or sets the string version of the value of the property condition.

The string version of the value of the property condition.

Provides operators for objects.

The property value contains the target.

The target and the property value are equal.

Provides an abstract base class for query conditions.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided array of nested query conditions.

An array of query conditions.

Binds parameters to properties in this query condition by using the given value map.

A object.

Gets or sets an array of nested query conditions.

Gets or sets the nested conditions for serialization.

An array of query conditions.

Returns a value that indicates whether the provided object is equal to this query condition.

true if the two objects are equal; otherwise, false. An that can be cast as a object.

Retrieves the value of the named property, if it exists.

The value of the named property. The name of the property to retrieve.

Returns a value that indicates whether the provided element matches the current query condition.

true if the element matches the condition; otherwise, false. An object.

Gets or sets the name of this query condition.

The name of this query condition.

Parameterizes the given property by using the given parameter name.

true if the property was successfully parameterized; otherwise, false. The name of the property. The name of the parameter.

Returns a string representation of this condition.

This query condition as a string.

Provides a base class for a query in the user interface (UI) test environment.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Gets or sets the UI element that is the ancestor of this query element.

The ancestor element.

Gets or sets the query condition for this query element.

The query condition.

Returns a value that indicates whether the provided object is equal to this query element.

true if the objects are equal; otherwise, false. An that can be cast as a .

Gets or sets a list of attributes and values that are used to search.

An array of attributes and values.

Used by the method to test whether an element has right-to-left layout orientation or right-to-left text orientation.

The layout of the element is right-to-left.

Text in the element is displayed as left-to-right.

Used to indicate a scroll direction for a scrollbar and whether to move by the large amount or small amount of the scrollbar, or by no amount.

Indicates to scroll back by the large amount of the scrollbar.

Indicates to scroll back by the small amount of the scrollbar.

Indicates to scroll forward by the large amount of the scrollbar.

Indicates to scroll forward by the small amount of the scrollbar.

Indicates no scroll amount.

This enumeration provides indications of direction that are used to configure scrolling in the UI.

Scroll horizontally.

Scroll vertically.

This enumeration provides options that are used to configure scrolling in the UI.

No scrolling.

Use a click on the scroll bar.

Use keyboard scrolling.

Use the mouse wheel.

Use programmatic scrolling.

Use the scroll bar.

Provides helper functionality to configure search.

Returns "AlwaysSearch", and is used to make sure that the UI test playback engine does not use a cached control to perform any search action.

Returns a value that indicates whether two configuration lists match.

true if the two lists match; otherwise, false. An array of string values that represent a configuration list. An array of string values that represent a configuration list to compare with the value.

Returns a value that indicates whether the given configuration name occurs in the provided configuration list.

true if the configuration name is found; otherwise, false. An list of string values. The configuration name to find.

Returns "Distinct", and is used to return the child node when both the parent and the child nodes have the same property values.

Returns "Expand", and indicates that the container control expand before searching its hierarchy.

Returns a value that indicates whether the two configuration names match.

true if the two configuration names match; otherwise, false. The first configuration name. The second configuration name.

Returns "NextTo", and is used to search in the sibling hierarchy of the container.

Returns "VisibleOnly", and is used to search only among visible elements.

Represents the flag values for configuring how to set the value of a ComboBox.

If the ComboBox is set for a left-to-right language, you cannot assume the location of the drop-down button. Use this flag if the button is not exposed as part of the user interface (UI) tree and the UI test framework is expected to guess the position of the button.

Use with to disable verification of the value.

Expand the ComboBox programmatically.

Use the default.

Indicates to use the SendKeys method to send "{Enter}" after sending text.

Use the left drop-down button to expand the ComboBox. This member must be used with .

Use the query ID that is passed to the method to search in the ComboBox list.

Expand the ComboBox and select the option from the drop-down list.

If ComboBox is editable, use the SendKeys method to set the value in the edit box; otherwise, use the SendKeys method to set the value in the ComboBox.

Represents the flag values for configuring how to set the value of an EditBox.

Because EditBox can use a mix of values from this enumeration and , this option helps by removing only values from the option.

Ensure that the EditBox is empty before you set the value.

Do not verify the final value.

Use the default.

Use the clipboard to set the value in text by using CTRL+{Insert} to paste the value into the EditBox.

Set the value programmatically.

Use EditBox to set the value of the EditBox.

Use Windows message WM_SETTEXT to set the value of the EditBox. This can only be used with windowed controls.

This enumeration lets you communicate how the instructs the framework to search for the most likely results when a match cannot be found.

Use smart match for controls only. If this option is specified, the framework uses the smart algorithm to intelligently match controls that have slightly different properties than those that are specified in the search string.

Do not use smart matching.

Use smart match for top-level windows only. The framework uses the smart algorithm to intelligently match the specified top-level window title with other similar top-level windows.

This exception is thrown when test recording or playback is not supported on the application that is tested.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class for deserialization.

A object. A object.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message.

The preferred error message.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message and inner exception.

The error message. The exception that caused the current exception.

Gets the default message that is set in configuration.

The default message.

This enumeration is used by the method for the option.

Disable keyboard synchronization in the UI test environment.

Disable mouse synchronization in the UI test environment.

Use the default.

The abstract base class for implementing UITest technology element for recorder and playback.

Performs a SetProperty action

The property name. The property value.

Identifies the options that are available in an object where each name briefly describes the purpose of the value of the option it represents.

Used by the UI test framework to get or set a value for expanding or collapsing tree items or menus. The value is a member of the enumeration.

Used by the UI test framework to get a value that indicates whether the clickable point is provided by the technology or should be obtained by the framework that uses its default algorithm. The value is a member of the enumeration.

Used by the UI test framework to get the bounding coordinates that define the rectangle in which the framework should click. The value is an array of four int values (for left, top, width, and height).

No option.

Used by the UI test framework if true or not supported, to ensure that the element is visible and clickable.

Used by the UI test framework to get the flags for scrolling operations. The expected value is a object.

If the value is true, the UI test framework instantly moves the mouse pointer inside this element. If false, the mouse pointer is moved to a point near the element and then slowly to the actual position. Moving the mouse instantly gives better performance, but moving it slowly guarantees that mouse enter or leave events are raised.

Used by the UI test framework to get the flags to use when it sets the value of a combo box. The expected value is a object.

Used by the UI test framework to get the flags to use when setting the value of an text box. The expected value is a object.

If true, the UI test framework uses the method in the playback algorithm.

If true, the UI test framework uses the property in the playback algorithm.

Used by the UI test framework to disable mouse or keyboard actions. The value is a member of the enumeration.

Used by the UI test framework to determine whether to make sure that this element is visible when it receives focus. If true or not supported, the containing element is scrolled to make the element visible if this element receives focus.

If true, the UI test framework will use the value for calls to the method during playback, such as after scrolling, setting focus, or verification operations. If false, use the flag.

The UI test framework uses the value of this option if the value is true.

Provides an abstract base class for technology managers that is used during test recording and playback.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Adds an event handler to this technology manager.

true if the event type is supported and is successfully added; otherwise, false. The and its descendents for which this event should be raised. A member of the enumeration that specifies the type of event. An that logs the events.

Adds a global event sink to this technology manager.

true if the event type is supported and is successfully added; otherwise, false. A member of the enumeration that specifies the type of event. An that logs the events.

Cancels any wait or search operation that is currently being performed by this technology manager because of calls to or .

Takes an element from another technology and returns an element that is compatible for the current technology, along with the level of support it has for the converted element.

The new element. An object. (Output) The support level of the provided element in the new technology.

Returns an enumerator for the child elements in the given element.

An enumerator for the collection of child elements. An object. The cookie of a previously parsed to filter matching children by using the property of each element.

Returns the indication of confidence for this technology manager that it can support the control that is identified with the provided handle.

An int that indicates the level of support. The window handle for a specific element.

Returns an element from this technology that corresponds to the provided native element.

The element in the technology that is represented by this manager. An that represents a native element such as .

Retrieves the element that is located at the given screen coordinates.

The element at the provided location. The x coordinate of the screen location. The y coordinate of the screen location.

Retrieves the element that is identified by the provided window handle.

The specified element. An that identifies an existing element.

Returns the windows pointer for the element that currently has the focus.

The element that has the focus, or null if no element has the focus. The for the window that has the focus.

Returns information about the last test action that was invoked by this manager.

Information about the last invocation.

Returns the next sibling of the given element in the UI hierarchy.

The next sibling element. An .

Gets the parent of the given element in the UI hierarchy.

The parent element. An object.

Returns the previous sibling of the given element in the UI hierarchy.

The previous sibling element. An .

Returns an by using the provided element and event type.

The requested waiter. An object. A object for which a waiter is required. Thrown only if this method is not supported by this technology manager.

Returns the value of the given property of this technology manager.

The value of the specified property. The name of the property. The property is not supported by this technology manager.

Returns a value that indicates whether the provided element matches the previously parsed query ID cookie.

Parses the provided string representation of a query element and returns a string representation of the query element as a cookie.

The query element cookie as a string. The string representation of a object. (Output) An object that represents the parsed query element that can be used later in such methods as , , or .

Processes the mouse enter event for the specified window or control.

A window handle.

Removes the specified event from the given element and all its descendents.

true if the event was successfully removed; otherwise, false. An object. A member of the enumeration. An object that represents the registered event sink.

Removes the specified event.

true if the event was successfully removed; otherwise, false. A member of the enumeration. An object that represents the registered event sink.

Searches for an element in the parent element that matches the condition of the provided query ID cookie.

An array of elements that match the query, or null if no elements are found. A query cookie that was previously parsed by using the method. An object. An int that indicates how deep into the control hierarchy to search. This implementation does not support this method.To process this exception, the test framework uses the method to traverse the hierarchy, and uses the method on each element to determine whether it matches the query.

When implemented in a derived class, sets the value of the given property in this technology manager.

A member of the enumeration. The value for the property.

Performs any initialization that is required by this technology manager to start a session.

true if this is a recording session; false for any other kind of session, such as playback.

Performs any cleanup required by this technology manager to stop the current session.

Gets the technology name.

The name of the technology (for example, HTML).

This enumeration is used by implementations of the interface to specify the options that are available to configure properties of the . For more information about extending the technology manager, see Extending Coded UI Tests and Action Recordings to Support Microsoft Excel

Denotes a Boolean property to indicate whether the technology manager has built-in support for container scrolling. Used by the method.

Denotes whether the flag must be generated in the base class of the corresponding user control. The associated property must either return null or throw the if VisibleOnly is not supported as a search configuration, or return an that contains objects.

Denotes whether all elements in a query ID must be searched, or the ancestor elements may be skipped in case of failure, and also whether leaf elements can be directly searched. The return type of the associated property should be Boolean if the result is the same for all elements of the technology. If an exact match for the query ID is required only for a few control types, the associated property should return a list of those control types. The default value is true for all control types. The associated property returns either a Boolean value or an that contains objects.

Denotes a Boolean property to indicate whether the technology manager has built-in support for search. Used by the method.

Denotes a Boolean value that indicates whether two elements having similar query identifier values and identified as different controls during a recording session need to be merged into one control in the UI Map

Denotes an integer that indicates the time-out to navigate to the next element in any direction. The default property value is -1, which effectively means that no time-out occurs.

Denotes no option.

Denotes the number of search retries an extension object should complete before it fails if failfast is true. Setting the associated property to -1 indicates that the search should be performed until time-out.

Denotes a Boolean property to indicate whether the UI technology manager has built-in support for filter properties for search.

Denotes an integer property to specify the control search time-out in milliseconds.

Denotes the smart matching options for searching for the element. The associated property returns a object.

Denotes the to use for calls to the method.

Denotes an integer property to specify the wait-for-ready time-out in milliseconds.

Denotes a Boolean property to indicate whether the technology manager supports windowless tree switching.

Contains the definition of UITestActionLogEntry.

Returns . Returns . Returns . Returns . Returns . Returns . Returns .

The exception that is thrown when the UI test framework attempts to access a UI element that is no longer available or cannot be accessed.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided UI element.

A object. The original exception that caused the current exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided inner exception.

The original exception that caused the current exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided inner exception, UI test control, and exception source.

The original exception that caused this exception. A string representation of the that is blocked. The object that is the source of the exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class for deserialization.

A object. A object.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message.

The error message.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message and inner exception.

The error message. The original exception that caused this exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided error message, UI test control, and source.

The error message. The original exception that caused the current exception. A string representation of the that is blocked. The object that is the source of the exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided UI control element and source of the exception.

A string representation of the that is blocked. The object that is the source of the exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message, the name of the UI test control, and the control that is the source of the exception.

The error message. A string representation of the that is blocked. The object that is the source of the exception.

Gets the default message as it is set in configuration.

The default message.

The exception that is thrown when the user interface (UI) test framework attempts to access a UI test control that cannot be found.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided primary control properties, secondary control properties, inner exception, last invocation information, UI test control, and source.

The primary properties of the control. The secondary properties of the control. A string representation of the root element. The original exception that caused the current exception. An object. A string representation of the that is blocked. The object that is the source of the exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided primary control properties, secondary control properties, root UI control, UI test control, and source.

The primary properties of the control. The secondary properties of the control. A string representation of the root element. The original exception that caused the current exception. A string representation of the that is blocked. The object that is the source of the exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class for deserialization.

A object. A SerializationContext object.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided error message.

The error message.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

The error message. The primary properties of the control. The secondary properties of the control. A string representation of the root element. The original exception that caused the current exception. An object. A string representation of the that is blocked. The object that is the source of the exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

The error message. The primary properties of the control. The secondary properties of the control. A string representation of the root element. The original exception that caused the current exception. A string representation of the that is blocked. The object that is the source of the exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided error message and inner exception.

The error message. The original exception that caused the current exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided error message, inner exception, UI test control, and source.

The error message. The original exception that caused the current exception. A string representation of the that is blocked. The object that is the source of the exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided error message, UI test control, and source.

The error message. A string representation of the that is blocked. The object that is the source of the exception.

Gets the configured default error message for this kind of exception.

The default error message.

[SECURITY CRITICAL] Fills the provided serialization data object by using the provided context.

A object. A object.

Gets a collection of the primary properties of the target control.

The collection of primary properties.

Gets or sets a string representation of the root element.

The root element.

Gets a collection of the secondary properties of the target control.

The collection of secondary properties.

The exception that is thrown when the UI test framework attempts to access a UI element that cannot be seen by the user.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class for deserialization.

A object. A object.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided error message.

The error message.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

The error message. The original exception that caused the current exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

The error message. The original exception that caused the current exception. A string representation of the that is blocked. The object that is the source of the exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

The error message. A string representation of the that is blocked. The object that is the source of the exception.

Gets the default message as it is set in configuration.

The default error message.

This enumeration is used by objects to identify the kind of UI element.

Specifies that the element is a query ID for descendent child elements. (12)

Specifies the column-left component of a horizontal scroll bar. (7)

Specifies the column-right component of a horizontal scroll bar. (8)

Specifies the button on a combo box. (14)

Specifies a horizontal scroll bar. (1)

Specifies the horizontal thumb component of a vertical scroll bar. (11)

Specifies the line-down component of a vertical scroll bar. (3)

Specifies the line-up component of a vertical scroll bar. (2)

Specifies the page-down component of a vertical scroll bar. (5)

Specifies the page-left component of a horizontal scroll bar. (9)

Specifies the page-right component of a horizontal scroll bar. (10)

Specifies the page-up component of a vertical scroll bar. (4)

Specifies that the element is a query ID for descendent elements that are selected. (13)

Specifies a vertical scroll bar. (0)

Specifies the vertical thumb component of a vertical scroll bar. (6)

This enumeration is used by Visual Studio Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) through the interface to specify the type of testing event that has been raised.

The mouse hovers over a UI element.

Event fired for invoke actions.

A key is pressed.

A key is released.

Event fired for Media scenarios.

The mouse button is pressed.

The mouse pointer moves.

The mouse pointer moves into a UI element.

The mouse button is released.

A UI element receives focus.

Event fired when there is an orientation change.

The state of a UI element changes.

The value of a UI element changes.

Represents the base class for all UI test exceptions.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class to deserialize the exception.

A object. A object.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the given error message.

An error message.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message and inner exception.

An error message. The exception that caused the current exception.

Gets the basic error message.

The basic message, if one has been set by the user in the test UI; otherwise, the default message for the specific exception.

When overridden in a derived class, gets the default message for the specific exception type.

The default message.

Gets or sets information about the UI test action that caused the exception.

Information about the last test action that was invoked.

Gets or sets the control that is the source of this exception.

The control that is the source of the exception.

Gets or sets the HRESULT for this exception.

The HRESULT for this exception.

Gets the message that was provided when this exception object was created.

The message for this exception.

Sets the corresponding HRESULT for this exception.

The HRESULT value.

Represents an abstract class that enables the incorporation of third-party testing utilities into the Visual Studio Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) user interface (UI) test environment.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Releases resources that are used by this UI test package.

Gets the service object type for this UI test package.

The type of service object to get. The that specifies the type of service object to get.

Gets the description of this UI test package.

The description of the package.

Gets the name of this UI test package.

The name of the package.

Gets the name of the vendor for this UI test package.

The vendor name.

Gets the version of this UI test package.

The package version.

Gets the version of Visual Studio Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) that supports this UI test package.

The Visual Studio ALM version that supports this package.

Represents the attribute that must be applied to an assembly that implements the class and helps the assembly to quickly find the extension package. This class cannot be inherited.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

The name of the attribute. The type that implements the interface.

Gets the in the assembly that implements the interface.

The implement extension package type.

Gets the name of the attribute.

The name of the attribute.

The base class for all UITest exceptions.

Default constructor.

Deserialization constructor.

Create new instance using the message.

The exception message.

Create new instance using the message and the inner exception.

The exception message. The inner exception.

The default message for this exception type. This is overridden typically by derived exception classes to provide their own default messages. In case user has not explicitly set any message, then the default message is used by BasicMessage and base.Message.

Represents event arguments for action on media controls.

Creates new instance of MediaEventInfo.

Creates new instance of MediaEventInfo with the event type and event arguments.

Type of media action. Value of action.

Gets or sets the media event type.

Returns .

Gets or sets the value.

Returns .

Provides static helper properties and methods for tracing in UI tests and Test Runner.

Gets the folder where log files from UI modules are stored as configured in the app.config settings file.

The log file directory, if listed in the configuration; otherwise, null.

Returns a trace listener stream for tracing that saves log files in the folder that is specified in configuration.

A trace listener stream.

Returns a trace listener stream for tracing that saves log files in the specified folder.

A trace listener stream. The directory where log files from UI modules are stored.

Returns a trace listener stream for tracing that saves log files in the specified folder.

A trace listener stream. The base folder for the trace files. Name of the folder to create and use to save log files in the .

Represents the exception that is thrown when a fails.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the serialization information and context.

A object. A object.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

The error message.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message and inner exception.

The error message. The inner exception that caused this exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided action name, condition, property name, friendly name, expected value, actual value, and inner exception.

The name of the action where the error occurred. An indication of assert condition. The name of the property. A friendly name for the control. The expected value of the property. The actual value of the property. The inner exception that caused this exception.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided message, action name, condition, property name, friendly name, expected value, actual value, and inner exception.

The error message. The name of the action where the error occurred. An indication of assert condition. The name of the property. A friendly name for the control. The expected value of the property. The actual value of the property. The inner exception that caused this exception.

Gets the default message.

The default message.

Represents the values for the parameters that are used in a UI test.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Adds the provided action parameter to the parameter list of this value map.

An to add.

Removes all action parameters from the parameter list.

Returns a value that indicates whether an action parameter by the provided name already occurs in the parameter list.

true if the named parameter occurs in the parameter list; otherwise, false. The name of the parameter.

Gets the collection of action parameters.

The action parameters.

Populates the parameter values after the UI test is deserialized.

Removes the parameter that is identified by the given name from the parameter list.

true if the parameter was removed; otherwise, false. The name of the parameter to remove.

Sets the value of the corresponding named parameter.

The name of the parameter. The value for the parameter.

Retrieves the value of the named parameter.

true if the value is successfully retrieved; otherwise, false. The name of the parameter. (Output) The value of the parameter.

This enumeration is used to specify how calls to the method are executed.

Wait on all threads.

Waiting is disabled.

Wait on the UI thread.

This enumeration is used to indicate how the framework waits for ready.

Indicates that the test framework should use its internal algorithm. This includes checking for a valid window handle, a UI thread state, and a message pump.

Indicates that the test framework should rely on the implemented method.

No wait for ready.

Specifies the set of modifier keys.

The ALT key.

The CTRL key.

No modifiers are pressed.

The SHIFT key.

The Windows logo key.

Specifies constants that define which mouse button was pressed.

The left mouse button was pressed.

The middle mouse button was pressed.

No mouse button was pressed.

The right mouse button was pressed.

The first XButton mouse button was pressed.

The second XButton mouse button was pressed.

ControlType class encapsulates the different types of UI Controls

Represents a key-value pair of search properties that has an optional property expression operator.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided property name and value.

The name of a property to search for. A search value for the property.

Initializes a new instance of the class by using the provided property name, value to search for, and property operator.

The name of the property to search for. A search value for the property. A object.

Returns a copy of the current instance.

A object.

Determines whether the provided object is equal to the current instance.

true if the objects are equal; otherwise, false. An object that can be cast to a object.

Occurs when the value of a property value of this object has changed.

The name of the property to search for.

Gets the operator to use to search for a property that has the specified property value.

The operator to use to search for a property.

Gets or sets the property value to search for.

The property value to search for.

Returns a string representation of the object.

A string representation of the object.

Represents a collection of objects.

Initializes a new instance of the class.

Adds the provided property expression to the collection.

The object to add to the collection.

Adds a property express to the collection by using the provided property name and property value.

A property name. A property value.

Adds a property expression by using the provided property name, value, and operator.

The name of the property. The property value to search for. The operator to use to compare the values (either the values are equal or the property value contains the provided property value).

Adds a property expression to the collection for each pair in the provided array of name-value pairs.

An array of name-value pairs.

Adds all property expressions in the provided parameter array to the current collection.

A parameter array of property expression objects.

Adds all property expressions in the provided collection to the current collection.

A object.

Returns a copy of the current collection.

A copy of the current collection.

Occurs when an item of the collection is added, removed, or modified.

Determines whether the collection contains the provided property expression object.

true if the collection contains the provided property expression object; otherwise, false. A object.

Determines whether the collection contains the provided property expression object.

true if the collection contains an item that has the provided property name; otherwise, false. The name of a property.

Copies the provided array of property expressions, starting at the specified index into the collection.

An array of objects. An int that represents the starting index for copying the objects from the array.

Determines whether the provided object is equal to the current instance.

true if the two objects are equal; otherwise, false. An object that can be cast to a object.

Returns a property expression object that has a property name that matches the provided property name.

A object, if one is found; otherwise, null. The property name for a to find.

Returns a value that indicates whether this instance is read-only.

true if this instance is read-only; otherwise, false.

Returns the property expression that corresponds to the provided property name.

The property expression that corresponds to the provided property name. The name of the property that specifies the expression to return.

Removes the provided property expression from the collection.

true if the property expression was removed; otherwise, false. A object to remove from the collection.

Removes the specified property expression from the collection.

true if the property expression was removed; otherwise, false. The name of the property to remove from the collection.

Represents an operator for creating property expressions.

The property value contains the target value.

The target value and the property value are equal.