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6.7.1. Clear Text

Clear text of a textbox/textarea in Window Applications.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
    (This represents for element that you want to click to.)
  • Data Input:  
    • timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Syntax: clear text [target] ("0");

6.7.2. Click

Click on an element on window application.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
    (This represents for element that you want to click to.)
  • Data Input:
    • timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Syntax: click [target] ("0");

6.7.3. Close By Window Id

Close the window with the given ID.

  • Target: No Target is required.
  • Data Input: windowID: the ID of window want to close.
  • Syntax: close by window id ("");

6.7.4. Close Current Window

Close the current window.

  • Target: No Target is required.
  • Data Input: No data input is required.
  • Syntax: close current window;

6.7.5. Close Window By Title

Close window by the given title.

  • Target: No Target is required.
  • Data Input: title: the title of window want to close.
  • Syntax: close window by title ("");

6.7.6. Double Click

Double Click on the given element.

  • Target: Windows UI Object. (This represents for element that you want to double click to.)
  • Data Input: timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Syntax: double click [target] ("0");

6.7.7. Drag And Drop By Offset

Drag an object and drop it to an offset location.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input:
    • xOffset: Pixel number of moving by horizontal axis to of desired destination 
    • yOffset: Pixel number of moving by vertical axis to of desired destination 
    • timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword. 
  • Syntax: drag and drop by offset [target] ("0", "0", "0");

6.7.8. Drag And Drop To Element

Drag an object and drop it into another object.

  • Target:
    • from: object want to drag. 
    • to: destination object want to drop into. 
  • Data Input: timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Syntax: drag and drop to element [from, to] ("0");

6.7.9. Get Attribute Value

Drag an object and drop it into another object.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input:
    • attributeName: name of attribute value want to get. 
    • timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword. 
  • Data Output: The attribute value of a WindowApp element.
  • Syntax: get attribute value [target] ("", "0") => output;

6.7.10. Get Current Window ID

Get ID of the current Window. 

  • Target: No Target is required.
  • Data Input: No data input is required.
  • Data Output: ID of the current Window.
  • Syntax: get current window id => output;

6.7.11. Get Current Window Title

Get title of the current Window.

  • Target: No Target is required.
  • Data Input: No data input is required.
  • Data Output: Title of the current Window.
  • Syntax: get current window title => output;

6.7.12. Get Elements Count

Count the number of elements on DOM.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input: No data input is required.
  • Data Output: The number of elements
  • Syntax: get elements count [target] => output;

6.7.13. Get Text

Get text of an element.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input: timeout: time to implement keyword
  • Data Output: The text of elements
  • Syntax: get text [target] ("0") => output;

6.7.14. Maximize Window

Get text of an element.

  • Target: No Target is required.
  • Data Input: No data input is required.
  • Syntax: maximize window;

6.7.15. Right Click

Right click on the given element.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
    (This represents for element that you want to right click to.)
  • Data Input: timeout: time to implement keyword.
  • Syntax: right click [target] ("0");

6.7.16. Send Keys

SendKeys to a textbox/textarea of window application.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input:
    • key: string want to send 
    • timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Syntax: send keys [target] ("", "0");

6.7.17. Start Windows Application Automation

Start windows application.

  • Target: No Target is required.
  • Data Input: No data input is required.
  • Syntax: start windows application automation;

6.7.18. Stop Windows Application Automation

Stop windows application.

  • Target: No Target is required.
  • Data Input: No data input is required.
  • Syntax: stop windows application automation;

6.7.19. Switch By Window ID

Switch to with window ID input. 

  • Target: No Target is required.
  • Data Input: windowID: ID of window want to switch.
  • Syntax: switch by window id ("");

6.7.20. Switch To Window By Title

Switch to the window with a given title. 

  • Target: No Target is required.
  • Data Input: title: Title of the window want to switch.
  • Syntax: switch to window by title ("");

6.7.21. Verify Element Attribute Value

Verify if the window element has an attribute with the given name and value.  

  • Target: No Target is required.
  • Data Input:
    • attributeName: name of attribute. 
    • expectedValue: expected value of attribute’s value. 
    • timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Syntax: verify element attribute value [target] ("", "", "0");

6.7.22. Verify Element Attribute Value By Regex

Verify if the element has an attribute value with given name by regex.  

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input:
    • attributeName: name of attribute. 
    • regex: A regular expression (shortened as regex or regexp; sometimes referred to as rational expression) is a sequence of characters that specifies a search pattern in text.  
    • timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Syntax: verify element attribute value by regex [target] ("", "", "0");

6.7.23. Verify Element Attribute Value Different From

Verify if the element has an attribute value different from expected value.  

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input:
    • attributeName: name of attribute. 
    • valueToAvoid: the value need to avoid. 
    • timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword. 
  • Syntax: verify element attribute value different from [target] ("", "", "0");

6.7.24. Verify Element Disabled

Verify if the given element is disabled. 

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input: timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Syntax: verify element disabled [target] ("0");

6.7.25. Verify Element Enabled

Verify if the given element is enabled.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input: timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Syntax: verify element enabled [target] ("0");

6.7.26. Verify Element Has Attribute

Verify if the element has an attribute with the given name.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input:
    • attributeName: name of attribute. 
    • timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword. 
  • Syntax: verify element has attribute [target] ("", "0");

6.7.27. Verify Element Has Not Attribute

Verify if the element NOT has an attribute with the given name.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input:
    • attributeName: name of attribute. 
    • timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword. 
  • Syntax: verify element not has attribute [target] ("", "0");

6.7.28. Verify Element Not Present

Verify if the given element does not present in DOM.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input: timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword. 
  • Syntax: verify element not present [target] ("0");

6.7.29. Verify Element Not Selected

Verify if the given element is not selected.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input: timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword. 
  • Syntax: verify element not selected [target] ("0");

6.7.30. Verify Element Not Visible

Verify if the given element is not visible in DOM.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input: timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword. 
  • Syntax: verify element not visible [target] ("0");

6.7.31. Verify Element Present

Verify if the given element presents in DOM.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input: timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword. 
  • Syntax: verify element present [target] ("0");

6.7.32. Verify Element Selected

Verify if the given element is selected.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input: timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword. 
  • Syntax: verify element selected [target] ("0");

6.7.33. Verify Element Text

Verify text of an element equal with expected text input. 

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input:   
    • expectedText: expected text 
    • trimText: Yes/No remove spaces before and after the string, leaving only spaces between words 
    • ignoreCase: Yes/No skip the uppercase, lowercase word case check. 
    • timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword. 
  • Syntax: verify element text [target] ("", "true", "true", "0");

6.7.34. Verify Element Text By Regex

Verify text contains of an element regex 

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input:   
    • regex: A regular expression (shortened as regex or regexp; sometimes referred to as rational expression) is a sequence of characters that specifies a search pattern in text. 
    • timeout is time to implement keyword. 
  • Syntax: verify element text by regex [target] ("", "0");

6.7.35. Verify Element Text Different From

Verify text of an element different with text input. 

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input:   
    • TextToAvoid: text to avoid. 
    • TrimText: Yes/No remove spaces before and after the string, leaving only spaces between words.
    • IgnoreCase: Yes/No skip the uppercase, lowercase word case check.
    • Timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Syntax: verify element text different from [target] ("", "true", "true", "0");

6.7.36. Verify Element Visible

Verify if the given element is visible in DOM. 

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input: timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Syntax: verify element visible [target] ("0");

6.7.37. Wait For Element Clickable

Wait for the given element to click able with in the given time. 

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input: timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Data Output: Create or call a variable.
  • Syntax: wait for element clickable [target] ("0") => output;

6.7.38. Wait For Element Disabled

Wait for the element is disabled within the given time. 

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input: timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Data Output: Create or call a variable.
  • Syntax: wait for element clickable [target] ("0") => output;

6.7.39. Wait For Element Enabled

Wait for element is enabled within the given time. 

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input: timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Data Output: Create or call a variable.
  • Syntax: wait for element enabled [target] ("0") => output;

6.7.40. Wait For Element Not Present

Wait for the given element to NOT present (apprear) within the given time. Object Repository: Windows UI Object.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input: timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Data Output: Create or call a variable.
  • Syntax: wait for element not present [target] ("0") => output;

6.7.41. Wait For Element Not Selected

Wait for the given element with the given value are not selected within the given time. 

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input: timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Data Output: Create or call a variable.
  • Syntax: wait for element not selected [target] ("0") => output;

6.7.42. Wait For Element Not Visible

Wait until the given element is NOT visible within the given time. 

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input: timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Data Output: Create or call a variable.
  • Syntax: wait for element not visible [target] ("0") => output;

6.7.43. Wait For Element Present

Wait for the given element to present within the given time.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input: timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Data Output: Create or call a variable.
  • Syntax: wait for element present [target] ("0") => output;

6.7.44. Wait For Element Selected

Wait for the element with the given value are selected within the given time.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input: timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Data Output: Create or call a variable.
  • Syntax: wait for element selected [target] ("0") => output;

6.7.45. Wait For Element Visible

Wait until the given element is visible within the given time.

  • Target: Windows UI Object.
  • Data Input: timeout: timeout is time to implement keyword.
  • Data Output: Create or call a variable.
  • Syntax: wait for element visible [target] ("0") => output;