Accéder à des objets incorporés à l'aide d'UI Automation

Cette rubrique montre comment Microsoft UI Automation peut être utilisé pour exposer des objets incorporés dans le contenu d’un contrôle de texte.

Les objets incorporés sont considérés comme des enfants du fournisseur de texte UI Automation. Cela leur permet d’être exposés par la même structure d’arborescence UI Automation que tous les autres éléments d’interface utilisateur. La fonctionnalité, à son tour, est exposée par les modèles de contrôle généralement demandés par le type de contrôle des objets incorporés (par exemple, étant donné que les liens hypertexte sont textuels, ils prennent en charge TextPattern).

Exemple de document avec du contenu textuel, (« Avez-vous connu ? »...) et deux objets incorporés (image d’une baleine et lien hypertexte au format texte), utilisés comme cible pour les exemples de code.

Exemple 1

L’exemple de code suivant montre comment récupérer une collection d’objets incorporés à partir d’un fournisseur de texte UI Automation. Pour l’exemple de document fourni dans l’introduction, deux objets sont retournés (un élément image et un élément de texte).

///--------------------------------------------------------------------
/// <summary>
/// Starts the target application.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="app">
/// The application to start.
/// </param>
/// <returns>The automation element for the app main window.</returns>
/// <remarks>
/// Three WPF documents, a rich text document, and a plain text document
/// are provided in the Content folder of the TextProvider project.
/// </remarks>
///--------------------------------------------------------------------
private AutomationElement StartApp(string app)
{
    // Start application.
    Process p = Process.Start(app);

    // Give the target application some time to start.
    // For Win32 applications, WaitForInputIdle can be used instead.
    // Another alternative is to listen for WindowOpened events.
    // Otherwise, an ArgumentException results when you try to
    // retrieve an automation element from the window handle.
    Thread.Sleep(2000);

    targetResult.Content =
        WPFTarget +
        " started. \n\nPlease load a document into the target " +
        "application and click the 'Find edit control' button above. " +
        "\n\nNOTE: Documents can be found in the 'Content' folder of the FindText project.";
    targetResult.Background = Brushes.LightGreen;

    // Return the automation element for the app main window.
    return (AutomationElement.FromHandle(p.MainWindowHandle));
}

'--------------------------------------------------------------------
' Starts the target application.
' <param name="app">
' The application to start.
' <returns>The automation element for the app main window.</returns>
' Three WPF documents, a rich text document, and a plain text document
' are provided in the Content folder of the TextProvider project.
'--------------------------------------------------------------------
Private Function StartApp(ByVal app As String) As AutomationElement
    ' Start application.
    Dim p As Process = Process.Start(app)

    ' Give the target application some time to start.
    ' For Win32 applications, WaitForInputIdle can be used instead.
    ' Another alternative is to listen for WindowOpened events.
    ' Otherwise, an ArgumentException results when you try to
    ' retrieve an automation element from the window handle.
    Thread.Sleep(2000)

    targetResult.Content = WPFTarget + " started. " + vbLf + vbLf + _
    "Please load a document into the target application and click " + _
    "the 'Find edit control' button above. " + vbLf + vbLf + _
    "NOTE: Documents can be found in the 'Content' folder of the FindText project."
    targetResult.Background = Brushes.LightGreen

    ' Return the automation element for the app main window.
    Return AutomationElement.FromHandle(p.MainWindowHandle)

End Function 'StartApp

///--------------------------------------------------------------------
/// <summary>
/// Finds the text control in our target.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="src">The object that raised the event.</param>
/// <param name="e">Event arguments.</param>
/// <remarks>
/// Initializes the TextPattern object and event handlers.
/// </remarks>
///--------------------------------------------------------------------
private void FindTextProvider_Click(object src, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
    // Set up the conditions for finding the text control.
    PropertyCondition documentControl = new PropertyCondition(
        AutomationElement.ControlTypeProperty,
        ControlType.Document);
    PropertyCondition textPatternAvailable = new PropertyCondition(
        AutomationElement.IsTextPatternAvailableProperty, true);
    AndCondition findControl =
        new AndCondition(documentControl, textPatternAvailable);

    // Get the Automation Element for the first text control found.
    // For the purposes of this sample it is sufficient to find the
    // first text control. In other cases there may be multiple text
    // controls to sort through.
    targetDocument =
        targetWindow.FindFirst(TreeScope.Descendants, findControl);

    // Didn't find a text control.
    if (targetDocument == null)
    {
        targetResult.Content =
            WPFTarget +
            " does not contain a Document control type.";
        targetResult.Background = Brushes.Salmon;
        startWPFTargetButton.IsEnabled = false;
        return;
    }

    // Get required control patterns
    targetTextPattern =
        targetDocument.GetCurrentPattern(
        TextPattern.Pattern) as TextPattern;

    // Didn't find a text control that supports TextPattern.
    if (targetTextPattern == null)
    {
        targetResult.Content =
            WPFTarget +
            " does not contain an element that supports TextPattern.";
        targetResult.Background = Brushes.Salmon;
        startWPFTargetButton.IsEnabled = false;
        return;
    }

    // Text control is available so display the client controls.
    infoGrid.Visibility = Visibility.Visible;

    targetResult.Content =
        "Text provider found.";
    targetResult.Background = Brushes.LightGreen;

    // Initialize the document range for the text of the document.
    documentRange = targetTextPattern.DocumentRange;

    // Initialize the client's search buttons.
    if (targetTextPattern.DocumentRange.GetText(1).Length > 0)
    {
        searchForwardButton.IsEnabled = true;
    }
    // Initialize the client's search TextBox.
    searchString.IsEnabled = true;

    // Check if the text control supports text selection
    if (targetTextPattern.SupportedTextSelection ==
        SupportedTextSelection.None)
    {
        targetResult.Content = "Unable to select text.";
        targetResult.Background = Brushes.Salmon;
        return;
    }

    // Edit control found so remove the find button from the client.
    findEditButton.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed;

    // Initialize the client with the current target selection, if any.
    NotifySelectionChanged();

    // Search starts at beginning of doc and goes forward
    searchBackward = false;

    // Initialize a text changed listener.
    // An instance of TextPatternRange will become invalid if
    // one of the following occurs:
    // 1) The text in the provider changes via some user activity.
    // 2) ValuePattern.SetValue is used to programmatically change
    // the value of the text in the provider.
    // The only way the client application can detect if the text
    // has changed (to ensure that the ranges are still valid),
    // is by setting a listener for the TextChanged event of
    // the TextPattern. If this event is raised, the client needs
    // to update the targetDocumentRange member data to ensure the
    // user is working with the updated text.
    // Clients must always anticipate the possibility that the text
    // can change underneath them.
    Automation.AddAutomationEventHandler(
        TextPattern.TextChangedEvent,
        targetDocument,
        TreeScope.Element,
        TextChanged);

    // Initialize a selection changed listener.
    // The target selection is reflected in the client.
    Automation.AddAutomationEventHandler(
        TextPattern.TextSelectionChangedEvent,
        targetDocument,
        TreeScope.Element,
        OnTextSelectionChange);
}

'--------------------------------------------------------------------
' Finds the text control in our target.
' <param name="src">The object that raised the event.</param>
' <param name="e">Event arguments.</param>
' Initializes the TextPattern object and event handlers.
'--------------------------------------------------------------------
Private Sub FindTextProvider_Click( _
ByVal src As Object, ByVal e As RoutedEventArgs)
    ' Set up the conditions for finding the text control.
    Dim documentControl As New PropertyCondition( _
    AutomationElement.ControlTypeProperty, ControlType.Document)
    Dim textPatternAvailable As New PropertyCondition( _
    AutomationElement.IsTextPatternAvailableProperty, True)
    Dim findControl As New AndCondition(documentControl, textPatternAvailable)

    ' Get the Automation Element for the first text control found.
    ' For the purposes of this sample it is sufficient to find the
    ' first text control. In other cases there may be multiple text
    ' controls to sort through.
    targetDocument = targetWindow.FindFirst(TreeScope.Descendants, findControl)

    ' Didn't find a text control.
    If targetDocument Is Nothing Then
        targetResult.Content = _
        WPFTarget + " does not contain a Document control type."
        targetResult.Background = Brushes.Salmon
        startWPFTargetButton.IsEnabled = False
        Return
    End If

    ' Get required control patterns
    targetTextPattern = DirectCast( _
    targetDocument.GetCurrentPattern(TextPattern.Pattern), TextPattern)

    ' Didn't find a text control that supports TextPattern.
    If targetTextPattern Is Nothing Then
        targetResult.Content = WPFTarget + _
        " does not contain an element that supports TextPattern."
        targetResult.Background = Brushes.Salmon
        startWPFTargetButton.IsEnabled = False
        Return
    End If
    ' Text control is available so display the client controls.
    infoGrid.Visibility = Visibility.Visible

    targetResult.Content = "Text provider found."
    targetResult.Background = Brushes.LightGreen

    ' Initialize the document range for the text of the document.
    documentRange = targetTextPattern.DocumentRange

    ' Initialize the client's search buttons.
    If targetTextPattern.DocumentRange.GetText(1).Length > 0 Then
        searchForwardButton.IsEnabled = True
    End If
    ' Initialize the client's search TextBox.
    searchString.IsEnabled = True

    ' Check if the text control supports text selection
    If targetTextPattern.SupportedTextSelection = SupportedTextSelection.None Then
        targetResult.Content = "Unable to select text."
        targetResult.Background = Brushes.Salmon
        Return
    End If

    ' Edit control found so remove the find button from the client.
    findEditButton.Visibility = Visibility.Collapsed

    ' Initialize the client with the current target selection, if any.
    NotifySelectionChanged()

    ' Search starts at beginning of doc and goes forward
    searchBackward = False

    ' Initialize a text changed listener.
    ' An instance of TextPatternRange will become invalid if
    ' one of the following occurs:
    ' 1) The text in the provider changes via some user activity.
    ' 2) ValuePattern.SetValue is used to programmatically change
    ' the value of the text in the provider.
    ' The only way the client application can detect if the text
    ' has changed (to ensure that the ranges are still valid),
    ' is by setting a listener for the TextChanged event of
    ' the TextPattern. If this event is raised, the client needs
    ' to update the targetDocumentRange member data to ensure the
    ' user is working with the updated text.
    ' Clients must always anticipate the possibility that the text
    ' can change underneath them.
    Dim onTextChanged As AutomationEventHandler = _
    New AutomationEventHandler(AddressOf TextChanged)
    Automation.AddAutomationEventHandler( _
    TextPattern.TextChangedEvent, targetDocument, TreeScope.Element, onTextChanged)
    ' Initialize a selection changed listener.
    ' The target selection is reflected in the client.
    Dim onSelectionChanged As AutomationEventHandler = _
    New AutomationEventHandler(AddressOf OnTextSelectionChange)
    Automation.AddAutomationEventHandler( _
    TextPattern.TextSelectionChangedEvent, targetDocument, _
    TreeScope.Element, onSelectionChanged)

End Sub

///--------------------------------------------------------------------
/// <summary>
/// Gets the children of the target selection.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sender">The object that raised the event.</param>
/// <param name="e">Event arguments.</param>
///--------------------------------------------------------------------
private void GetChildren_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
    // Obtain an array of child elements.
    AutomationElement[] textProviderChildren;
    try
    {
        textProviderChildren = searchRange.GetChildren();
    }
    catch (ElementNotAvailableException)
    {
        // TODO: error handling.
        return;
    }

    // Assemble the information about the enclosing element.
    StringBuilder childInformation = new StringBuilder();
    childInformation.Append(textProviderChildren.Length)
        .AppendLine(" child element(s).");

    // Iterate through the collection of child elements and obtain
    // information of interest about each.
    for (int i = 0; i < textProviderChildren.Length; i++)
    {
        childInformation.Append("Child").Append(i).AppendLine(":");
        // Obtain the name of the child control.
        childInformation.Append("\tName:\t")
            .AppendLine(textProviderChildren[i].Current.Name);
        // Obtain the control type.
        childInformation.Append("\tControl Type:\t")
            .AppendLine(textProviderChildren[i].Current.ControlType.ProgrammaticName);

        // Obtain the supported control patterns.
        // NOTE: For the purposes of this sample we use GetSupportedPatterns().
        // However, the use of GetSupportedPatterns() is strongly discouraged
        // as it calls GetCurrentPattern() internally on every known pattern.
        // It is therefore much more efficient to use GetCurrentPattern() for
        // the specific patterns you are interested in.
        AutomationPattern[] childPatterns =
            textProviderChildren[i].GetSupportedPatterns();
        childInformation.AppendLine("\tSupported Control Patterns:");
        if (childPatterns.Length <= 0)
        {
            childInformation.AppendLine("\t\t\tNone");
        }
        else
        {
            foreach (AutomationPattern pattern in childPatterns)
            {
                childInformation.Append("\t\t\t")
                    .AppendLine(pattern.ProgrammaticName);
            }
        }

        // Obtain the child elements, if any, of the child control.
        TextPatternRange childRange =
            documentRange.TextPattern.RangeFromChild(textProviderChildren[i]);
        AutomationElement[] childRangeChildren =
            childRange.GetChildren();
        childInformation.Append("\tChildren: \t").Append(childRangeChildren.Length).AppendLine();
    }
    // Display the information about the child controls.
    targetSelectionDetails.Text = childInformation.ToString();
}

'--------------------------------------------------------------------
' Gets the children of the target selection.
' <param name="sender">The object that raised the event.</param>
' <param name="e">Event arguments.</param>
'--------------------------------------------------------------------
Private Sub GetChildren_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As RoutedEventArgs)
    ' Obtain an array of child elements.
    Dim textProviderChildren() As AutomationElement
    Try
        textProviderChildren = searchRange.GetChildren()
    Catch
        ' TODO: error handling.
        Return
    End Try

    ' Assemble the information about the enclosing element.
    Dim childInformation As New StringBuilder()
    childInformation.Append(textProviderChildren.Length).AppendLine(" child element(s).")

    ' Iterate through the collection of child elements and obtain
    ' information of interest about each.
    Dim i As Integer
    For i = 0 To textProviderChildren.Length - 1
        childInformation.Append("Child").Append(i).AppendLine(":")
        ' Obtain the name of the child control.
        childInformation.Append(vbTab + "Name:" + vbTab) _
        .AppendLine(textProviderChildren(i).Current.Name)
        ' Obtain the control type.
        childInformation.Append(vbTab + "Control Type:" + vbTab) _
        .AppendLine(textProviderChildren(i).Current.ControlType.ProgrammaticName)

        ' Obtain the supported control patterns.
        ' NOTE: For the purposes of this sample we use GetSupportedPatterns().
        ' However, the use of GetSupportedPatterns() is strongly discouraged
        ' as it calls GetCurrentPattern() internally on every known pattern.
        ' It is therefore much more efficient to use GetCurrentPattern() for
        ' the specific patterns you are interested in.
        Dim childPatterns As AutomationPattern() = _
        textProviderChildren(i).GetSupportedPatterns()
        childInformation.AppendLine(vbTab + "Supported Control Patterns:")
        If childPatterns.Length <= 0 Then
            childInformation.AppendLine(vbTab + vbTab + vbTab + "None")
        Else
            Dim pattern As AutomationPattern
            For Each pattern In childPatterns
                childInformation.Append(vbTab + vbTab + vbTab) _
                .AppendLine(pattern.ProgrammaticName)
            Next pattern
        End If

        ' Obtain the child elements, if any, of the child control.
        Dim childRange As TextPatternRange = _
        documentRange.TextPattern.RangeFromChild(textProviderChildren(i))
        Dim childRangeChildren As AutomationElement() = _
        childRange.GetChildren()
        childInformation.Append(vbTab + "Children: " + vbTab) _
        .Append(childRangeChildren.Length).AppendLine()
    Next i
    ' Display the information about the child controls.
    targetSelectionDetails.Text = childInformation.ToString()

End Sub

Exemple 2

L’exemple de code suivant montre comment obtenir une plage de texte à partir d’un objet incorporé dans un fournisseur de texte UI Automation. La plage de texte récupérée est une plage vide dans laquelle le point de terminaison de départ suit « ... ocean.(space) » et le point de terminaison de fin précède le « . » final qui représente le lien hypertexte incorporé (comme illustré par l’image fournie dans l’introduction). Même s’il s’agit d’une plage vide, elle n’est pas considérée comme une plage dégénérée, car son étendue n’est pas nulle.

/// -------------------------------------------------------------------
/// <summary>
/// Obtains a text range spanning an embedded child
/// of a document control and displays the content of the range.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="targetTextElement">
/// The AutomationElement that represents a text control.
/// </param>
/// -------------------------------------------------------------------
private void GetRangeFromChild(AutomationElement targetTextElement)
{
    TextPattern textPattern =
        targetTextElement.GetCurrentPattern(TextPattern.Pattern)
        as TextPattern;

    if (textPattern == null)
    {
        // Target control doesn't support TextPattern.
        return;
    }

    // Obtain a text range spanning the entire document.
    TextPatternRange textRange = textPattern.DocumentRange;

    // Retrieve the embedded objects within the range.
    AutomationElement[] embeddedObjects = textRange.GetChildren();

    // Retrieve and display text value of embedded object.
    foreach (AutomationElement embeddedObject in embeddedObjects)
    {
        if ((bool)embeddedObject.GetCurrentPropertyValue(
            AutomationElement.IsTextPatternAvailableProperty))
        {
           // For full functionality a secondary TextPattern should
           // be obtained from the embedded object.
           // embeddedObject must be a child of the text provider.
            TextPatternRange embeddedObjectRange =
                textPattern.RangeFromChild(embeddedObject);
            // GetText(-1) retrieves all text in the range.
            // Typically a more limited amount of text would be
            // retrieved for performance and security reasons.
            Console.WriteLine(embeddedObjectRange.GetText(-1));
        }
    }
}

''' -------------------------------------------------------------------
''' <summary>
''' Obtains a text range spanning an embedded child 
''' of a document control and displays the content of the range.
''' </summary>
''' <param name="targetTextElement">
''' The AutomationElement. representing a text control.
''' </param>
''' -------------------------------------------------------------------
Private Sub GetRangeFromChild( _
ByVal targetTextElement As AutomationElement)
    Dim textPattern As TextPattern = _
    DirectCast( _
    targetTextElement.GetCurrentPattern(textPattern.Pattern), _
    TextPattern)

    If (textPattern Is Nothing) Then
        ' Target control doesn't support TextPattern.
        Return
    End If

    ' Obtain a text range spanning the entire document.
    Dim textRange As TextPatternRange = textPattern.DocumentRange

    ' Retrieve the embedded objects within the range.
    Dim embeddedObjects() As AutomationElement = textRange.GetChildren()

    Dim embeddedObject As AutomationElement
    For Each embeddedObject In embeddedObjects
        If (embeddedObject.GetCurrentPropertyValue( _
            AutomationElement.IsTextPatternAvailableProperty) = True) Then
            ' For full functionality a secondary TextPattern should
            ' be obtained from the embedded object.
            ' embeddedObject must be a child of the text provider.
            Dim embeddedObjectRange As TextPatternRange = _
            textPattern.RangeFromChild(embeddedObject)
            ' GetText(-1) retrieves all text in the range.
            ' Typically a more limited amount of text would be 
            ' retrieved for performance and security reasons.
            Console.WriteLine(embeddedObjectRange.GetText(-1))
        End If
    Next
End Sub

Voir aussi

• Vue d'ensemble de TextPattern d'UI Automation
• Vue d'ensemble des modèles de contrôle UI Automation
• Modèles de contrôle UI Automation pour les clients
• Ajouter du contenu à une zone de texte à l'aide d'UI Automation
• Rechercher et mettre un texte en surbrillance à l'aide d'UI Automation