Ray,
I discovered that the first app I sent you was an earlier version by 2 days
and the hotkey was not working in that one.
So I sent you off list the working Ribbon Read program inside a attached
zip folder.
Bruce
Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2014 6:34 PM
Subject: Re: Question About CUITe Object Recorder
Hi Ray,
I sent you some sample programs to read UI off this list. Try them and see
if you can at least read the program. Modifying or tweaking them for your needs.
Bruce
Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2014 10:25 AM
Subject: Question About CUITe Object Recorder
Hello All:
I am looking to begin developing some automated test scripts for work and there
is a tool called CUITe Object Recorder I will need to use. What this tool does
is record elements in a website or in an application you want to include in
your test script, and generate C# (C Sharp) class definitions for them so you
can include them in test scripts.
Is there a Window-Eyes App developed for this tool? If so, where can I find it?
If there's no app for CUITe Object Recorder, I'd like to try my hand at
developing one. This tool appears to use a custome Window Class, and
re-classing it doesn't seem to be helping. I need to be able to access several
buttons in the tool's main or focus window. There's a record button to start
and stop element recording, an address bar where I need to type in, say, a web
address, an 'add' button to add the elements I want to include, and a code
button to generate the C# class which I can then include in Visual Studio
Premium. Can I develop a WE app with keyboard shortcuts to access the button
controls and the address bar? Is there some sample app code you'd all
recommend I check out to see how this is done? I have read through the WE App
Manual but didn't really see anything that would guide me in developing this
app.
Thanks in advance for any help,.
Ray Campbell, Senior Web Accessibility Analyst
rcampb...@tapgroup.com
Office: 630-403-5964
Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2014 10:25 AM
Subject: Question About CUITe Object Recorder
Hello All:
I am looking to begin developing some automated test scripts for work and there
is a tool called CUITe Object Recorder I will need to use. What this tool does
is record elements in a website or in an application you want to include in
your test script, and generate C# (C Sharp) class definitions for them so you
can include them in test scripts.
Is there a Window-Eyes App developed for this tool? If so, where can I find it?
If there's no app for CUITe Object Recorder, I'd like to try my hand at
developing one. This tool appears to use a custome Window Class, and
re-classing it doesn't seem to be helping. I need to be able to access several
buttons in the tool's main or focus window. There's a record button to start
and stop element recording, an address bar where I need to type in, say, a web
address, an 'add' button to add the elements I want to include, and a code
button to generate the C# class which I can then include in Visual Studio
Premium. Can I develop a WE app with keyboard shortcuts to access the button
controls and the address bar? Is there some sample app code you'd all
recommend I check out to see how this is done? I have read through the WE App
Manual but didn't really see anything that would guide me in developing this
app.
Thanks in advance for any help,.
Ray Campbell, Senior Web Accessibility Analyst
rcampb...@tapgroup.com
Office: 630-403-5964
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