Best FlaUI code snippet using FlaUI.Core.UITests.Elements.ProgressBarTests.GetProgressBar
ProgressBarTests.cs
Source: ProgressBarTests.cs
...14 }15 [Test]16 public void MinimumValueTest()17 {18 var bar = GetProgressBar();19 Assert.That(bar.Minimum, Is.EqualTo(0));20 }21 [Test]22 public void MaximumValueTest()23 {24 var bar = GetProgressBar();25 Assert.That(bar.Maximum, Is.EqualTo(100));26 }27 [Test]28 public void ValueTest()29 {30 var bar = GetProgressBar();31 Assert.That(bar.Value, Is.EqualTo(50));32 }33 private ProgressBar GetProgressBar()34 {35 var mainWindow = App.GetMainWindow(Automation);36 var element = mainWindow.FindFirstDescendant(cf => cf.ByAutomationId("ProgressBar")).AsProgressBar();37 return element;38 }39 }40}...
GetProgressBar
Using AI Code Generation
1using System;2using System.Collections.Generic;3using System.Linq;4using System.Text;5using System.Threading.Tasks;6using FlaUI.Core.AutomationElements;7using FlaUI.Core.UITests.Elements;8using FlaUI.Core.UITests.TestFramework;9using NUnit.Framework;10{11 {12 private ProgressBar GetProgressBar()13 {14 var app = Application.Launch("C:/Users/username/Desktop/ProgressBarTestApp.exe");15 var window = app.GetMainWindow(Automation);16 return window.FindFirstDescendant(cf => cf.ByAutomationId("ProgressBar")).AsProgressBar();17 }18 public void Test()19 {20 var progressBar = GetProgressBar();21 Assert.That(progressBar.Value, Is.EqualTo(0));22 progressBar.Value = 50;23 Assert.That(progressBar.Value, Is.EqualTo(50));24 progressBar.Value = 100;25 Assert.That(progressBar.Value, Is.EqualTo(100));26 }27 }28}29using System;30using System.Collections.Generic;31using System.Linq;32using System.Text;33using System.Threading.Tasks;34using FlaUI.Core.AutomationElements;35using FlaUI.Core.UITests.Elements;36using FlaUI.Core.UITests.TestFramework;37using NUnit.Framework;38{39 {40 private ProgressBar GetProgressBar()41 {42 var app = Application.Launch("C:/Users/username/Desktop/ProgressBarTestApp.exe");43 var window = app.GetMainWindow(Automation);44 return window.FindFirstDescendant(cf => cf.ByAutomationId("ProgressBar")).AsProgressBar();45 }46 public void Test()47 {48 var progressBar = GetProgressBar();49 Assert.That(progressBar.Value, Is.EqualTo(0));50 progressBar.Value = 50;51 Assert.That(progressBar.Value, Is.EqualTo(50));52 progressBar.Value = 100;53 Assert.That(progressBar.Value, Is.EqualTo(100));54 }55 }56}57using System;58using System.Collections.Generic;59using System.Linq;60using System.Text;61using System.Threading.Tasks;62using FlaUI.Core.AutomationElements;
GetProgressBar
Using AI Code Generation
1using System;2using FlaUI.Core;3using FlaUI.Core.AutomationElements;4using FlaUI.Core.Definitions;5using FlaUI.Core.Input;6using FlaUI.Core.Tools;7using FlaUI.Core.UITests.Elements;8using FlaUI.Core.UITests.TestFramework;9using FlaUI.Core.WindowsAPI;10using NUnit.Framework;11using FlaUI.Core.UITests.Elements;12{13 {14 public void TestProgressBar()15 {16 var progressBar = GetProgressBar();17 Assert.That(progressBar, Is.Not.Null);18 Assert.That(progressBar.Value, Is.EqualTo(0.0));19 Assert.That(progressBar.Minimum, Is.EqualTo(0.0));20 Assert.That(progressBar.Maximum, Is.EqualTo(100.0));21 Assert.That(progressBar.SmallChange, Is.EqualTo(1.0));22 Assert.That(progressBar.LargeChange, Is.EqualTo(10.0));23 Assert.That(progressBar.State, Is.EqualTo(AutomationElementState.None));24 Assert.That(progressBar.IsIndeterminate, Is.False);25 Assert.That(progressBar.IsReadOnly, Is.False);26 Assert.That(progressBar.IsKeyboardFocusable, Is.True);27 Assert.That(progressBar.IsEnabled, Is.True);28 Assert.That(progressBar.IsOffscreen, Is.False);29 Assert.That(progressBar.IsPassword, Is.False);30 Assert.That(progressBar.Orientation, Is.EqualTo(Orientation.Horizontal));31 Assert.That(progressBar.Framework, Is.EqualTo(Framework.Wpf));32 Assert.That(progressBar.ProcessId, Is.Not.EqualTo(0));33 Assert.That(progressBar.HasKeyboardFocus, Is.False);34 Assert.That(progressBar.ClassName, Is.EqualTo("ProgressBar"));35 Assert.That(progressBar.Name, Is.EqualTo("ProgressBar"));36 Assert.That(progressBar.ControlType, Is.EqualTo(ControlType.ProgressBar));37 Assert.That(progressBar.NativeWindowHandle, Is.Not.EqualTo(0));38 Assert.That(progressBar.BoundingRectangle, Is.Not.EqualTo(Rectangle.Empty));39 Assert.That(progressBar.ClickablePoint, Is.Not.EqualTo(new Point(-1, -1)));40 Assert.That(progressBar.HelpText, Is.Empty);41 Assert.That(progressBar.AcceleratorKey, Is.Empty);42 Assert.That(progressBar.AccessKey, Is.Empty);43 Assert.That(progressBar.AutomationId, Is.Empty);44 Assert.That(progressBar.ItemStatus, Is.Empty);
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