trzcheckbox = tpooltemplate2[u'I accept the terms of the End User LicenseButton']
thanks anyway
Ya just guessing😂😂
Allows u to input data
Eg
tedit.TypeKeys("input text")
@flenoir
Is there any support by PyWin for Windows applications that have HTML embeddd UI
I've been trying to workaround coded ui but it's really terrible.
Sorry for delayed replies on the issues. A hot week.
if i use thi line i am getting error
dlg.Project.print_control_identifiers()
error is : raise ElementNotFoundError(kwargs)
pywinauto.findwindows.ElementNotFoundError: {'title_re': '.* Pix4Ddiscovey Non - Commercial', 'backend': 'uia', 'process': 2944}
pywinauto.findwindows.ElementNotFoundError: {'title_re': '.* Pix4Ddiscovey Non - Commercial', 'backend': 'uia', 'process': 2944}
any suggestions???
i am working on a project to automate a thirdparty app made on qt
but unable to use : dlg.File_tab.click(); dlg.child_window(title='Open', control_type='MenuItem', found_index=0).invoke(); etc like commands
Hi @sripad96_gitlab for the first error it's not clear how
dlg was defined. This is important, because it looks like dlg specification produced this error, not dlg.Project. For dlg.Project it would be something like ElementNotFoundError: {'best_match': 'Project', 'backend': 'uia', 'process': 2944}.
Menu item in a drop down submenu has some differences for Qt apps. It is often child of top-level window. Example for WireShark (which is Qt5 app): wireshark.py, line 58. Maybe
.select() is more proper action for this menu item.
I will look into the examples and try to solve it
one more doubt i had
how to switch tabs ????
It’s very hard to work with owner drawn items. Some of them may need DLL injection with some Qt-specific stuff or other deep investigation. The result is not guaranteed anyway. The easiest workarounds are (1) image recognition (using “lackey” in Python) or click_input by coordinates relative to nearest recognized window/element on the same form which should be more reliable than screen-wide click.
and is there any way i can get a list of all the options(items) available in the particular window?
There is parameter .click_input(coords=(x, y), absolute=False) : i have tried this function only for the tab items
If you need to walk the hierarchy programmatically, use .children() and .descendants().
print_control_identifiers() function only gives the control name and the class, i also want to know the state. for example : if there are few checkboxes and drip downs and radio buttons , i want to know which of them are selected and what are the options selected. My main motive is to automate it instead of manually writing the json or config file for the entire setting of the program
OK, then .children() is your choice. States can be retrieved by different methods of every control. It’s good idea to provide unified methods like .state() and/or .capabilities() returning dictionaries of properties. You’re always free to submit a pull request or issue about this. I can’t promise to assign high priority for now though.
using descendants().get_element_info.name
what is the difference between children and descendants
???