Best FlaUI code snippet using FlaUI.Core.AutomationElements.Slider.GetLargeDecreaseButton
Slider.cs
Source: Slider.cs
...41 public Button LargeIncreaseButton => GetLargeIncreaseButton();42 /// <summary>43 /// The button element used to perform a large decrement.44 /// </summary>45 public Button LargeDecreaseButton => GetLargeDecreaseButton();46 /// <summary>47 /// The element used to drag.48 /// </summary>49 public Thumb Thumb => FindFirstChild(cf => cf.ByControlType(ControlType.Thumb))?.AsThumb();50 /// <summary>51 /// Flag which indicates if the <see cref="Slider"/> supports range values (min->max) or only values (0-100).52 /// Only values are for example used when combining UIA3 and WinForms applications.53 /// </summary>54 public bool IsOnlyValue => !IsPatternSupported(Automation.PatternLibrary.RangeValuePattern);55 /// <summary>56 /// Gets or sets the current value.57 /// </summary>58 public double Value59 {60 get => IsOnlyValue ? Convert.ToDouble(ValuePattern.Value.Value) : RangeValuePattern.Value.Value;61 set62 {63 if (IsOnlyValue)64 {65 ValuePattern.SetValue(value.ToString(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture));66 }67 else68 {69 RangeValuePattern.SetValue(value);70 }71 }72 }73 /// <summary>74 /// Performs a small increment.75 /// </summary>76 public void SmallIncrement()77 {78 Keyboard.Press(VirtualKeyShort.RIGHT);79 Wait.UntilInputIsProcessed();80 }81 /// <summary>82 /// Performs a small decrement.83 /// </summary>84 public void SmallDecrement()85 {86 Keyboard.Press(VirtualKeyShort.LEFT);87 Wait.UntilInputIsProcessed();88 }89 /// <summary>90 /// Performs a large increment.91 /// </summary>92 public void LargeIncrement()93 {94 LargeIncreaseButton.Invoke();95 }96 /// <summary>97 /// Performs a large decrement.98 /// </summary>99 public void LargeDecrement()100 {101 LargeDecreaseButton.Invoke();102 }103 private Button GetLargeIncreaseButton()104 {105 if (FrameworkType == FrameworkType.Wpf)106 {107 // For WPF, this is simple108 return FindFirstChild(cf => cf.ByAutomationId("IncreaseLarge")).AsButton();109 }110 // For WinForms, we loop thru the buttons and find the one on the right of the thumb111 var buttons = FindAllChildren(cf => cf.ByControlType(ControlType.Button));112 foreach (var button in buttons)113 {114 if (button.Properties.BoundingRectangle.Value.Left > Thumb.Properties.BoundingRectangle.Value.Left)115 {116 return button.AsButton();117 }118 }119 return null;120 }121 private Button GetLargeDecreaseButton()122 {123 if (FrameworkType == FrameworkType.Wpf)124 {125 // For WPF, this is simple126 return FindFirstChild(cf => cf.ByAutomationId("DecreaseLarge")).AsButton();127 }128 // For WinForms, we loop thru the buttons and find the one left of the thumb129 var buttons = FindAllChildren(cf => cf.ByControlType(ControlType.Button));130 foreach (var button in buttons)131 {132 if (button.Properties.BoundingRectangle.Value.Right < Thumb.Properties.BoundingRectangle.Value.Right)133 {134 return button.AsButton();135 }...
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