Best FlaUI code snippet using FlaUI.UIA3.Patterns.ScrollPattern.Scroll
ScrollPattern.cs
Source: ScrollPattern.cs
...7using UIA = Interop.UIAutomationClient;89namespace FlaUI.UIA3.Patterns10{11 public class ScrollPattern : ScrollPatternBase<UIA.IUIAutomationScrollPattern>12 {13 public static readonly PatternId Pattern = PatternId.Register(AutomationType.UIA3, UIA.UIA_PatternIds.UIA_ScrollPatternId, "Scroll", AutomationObjectIds.IsScrollPatternAvailableProperty);14 public static readonly PropertyId HorizontallyScrollableProperty = PropertyId.Register(AutomationType.UIA3, UIA.UIA_PropertyIds.UIA_ScrollHorizontallyScrollablePropertyId, "HorizontallyScrollable");15 public static readonly PropertyId HorizontalScrollPercentProperty = PropertyId.Register(AutomationType.UIA3, UIA.UIA_PropertyIds.UIA_ScrollHorizontalScrollPercentPropertyId, "HorizontalScrollPercent");16 public static readonly PropertyId HorizontalViewSizeProperty = PropertyId.Register(AutomationType.UIA3, UIA.UIA_PropertyIds.UIA_ScrollHorizontalViewSizePropertyId, "HorizontalViewSize");17 public static readonly PropertyId VerticallyScrollableProperty = PropertyId.Register(AutomationType.UIA3, UIA.UIA_PropertyIds.UIA_ScrollVerticallyScrollablePropertyId, "VerticallyScrollable");18 public static readonly PropertyId VerticalScrollPercentProperty = PropertyId.Register(AutomationType.UIA3, UIA.UIA_PropertyIds.UIA_ScrollVerticalScrollPercentPropertyId, "VerticalScrollPercent");19 public static readonly PropertyId VerticalViewSizeProperty = PropertyId.Register(AutomationType.UIA3, UIA.UIA_PropertyIds.UIA_ScrollVerticalViewSizePropertyId, "VerticalViewSize");2021 public ScrollPattern(FrameworkAutomationElementBase frameworkAutomationElement, UIA.IUIAutomationScrollPattern nativePattern) : base(frameworkAutomationElement, nativePattern)22 {23 }2425 public override void Scroll(ScrollAmount horizontalAmount, ScrollAmount verticalAmount)26 {27 Com.Call(() => NativePattern.Scroll((UIA.ScrollAmount)horizontalAmount, (UIA.ScrollAmount)verticalAmount));28 }2930 public override void SetScrollPercent(double horizontalPercent, double verticalPercent)31 {32 Com.Call(() => NativePattern.SetScrollPercent(horizontalPercent, verticalPercent));33 }34 }3536 public class ScrollPatternPropertyIds : IScrollPatternPropertyIds37 {38 public PropertyId HorizontallyScrollable => ScrollPattern.HorizontallyScrollableProperty;3940 public PropertyId HorizontalScrollPercent => ScrollPattern.HorizontalScrollPercentProperty;4142 public PropertyId HorizontalViewSize => ScrollPattern.HorizontalViewSizeProperty;4344 public PropertyId VerticallyScrollable => ScrollPattern.VerticallyScrollableProperty;4546 public PropertyId VerticalScrollPercent => ScrollPattern.VerticalScrollPercentProperty;4748 public PropertyId VerticalViewSize => ScrollPattern.VerticalViewSizeProperty;49 }50}
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