Interface

IDialog

The dialogs current state. This property is Managed by the dialog monitor. Implementors should simply provide a private field to store this value for get/set operations.

Declaration

DialogCurrentState CurrentState { get; set; }

Property Value

When a dialog encounters an error and needs to abort, this property is set

Declaration

string ErrorText { get; set; }

Property Value

Gets/Sets the number of times this dialog has been handled.

Declaration

int HandleCount { get; set; }

Property Value

Gets/Sets a dialog handler delegate that will be used instead of the Handle() function.

Declaration

DialogHandlerDelegate HandlerDelegate { get; set; }

Property Value

Gets/Sets the time to before handling of the dialog starts.

Declaration

int InitializationTime { get; set; }

Property Value

Gets/Sets a dialog delegate that will be used if handling dialog will be skipped.

Declaration

Func<bool> SkipHandling { get; set; }

Property Value

The Window object that represents this dialog. IsDialogActive() should set this property if it is returning true.

Declaration

Window Window { get; }

Property Value

If a HandlerDelegate is set, this function should call the delegate, otherwise handle the dialog itself.

Declaration

void Handle()

Whether the dialog is active or not.

Declaration

bool IsDialogActive(WindowCollection dialogs)

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Detect whether this UI element completes the awaited conditions. For situations where window handles do not or need not apply.

Declaration

bool MatchesUIAutomationElement(AutomationElement element)

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