public MainForm()
{
//
// Required for Windows Form Designer support
//
InitializeComponent();
//
// Add any constructor code after InitializeComponent call
//
SetInitialMessage();
// EXAMPLE CODE SECTION
keyboardHook = HookFactory.CreateKeyboardHookExt();
keyboardHook.KeyDown += new KeyboardEventHandlerExt(keyboardHook_KeyDown);
//
// Note: Use IMouseHookExt for mouse move events.
//
mouseHook = HookFactory.CreateMouseHookLite();
mouseHook.LeftButtonDown += new MouseEventHandlerExt(mouseHook_LeftButtonDown);
mouseHook.LeftButtonUp += new MouseEventHandlerExt(mouseHook_LeftButtonUp);
mouseHook.MouseWheel += new MouseEventHandlerExt(mouseHook_MouseWheel);
UpdateEnabledStates();
}
public void DefaultCreationTest(TestMethodRecord tmr)
{
using (IKeyboardHookExt keyboard = HookFactory.CreateKeyboardHookExt())
{
tmr.RunTest(keyboard != null, "Keyboard hook created.");
}
}
public void ReferenceCountingTest(TestMethodRecord tmr)
{
//
// In this test we are observing how the various keyboard hook
// classes are interacting with their implementation classes. They
// should add references in their constructor and release them when
// disposed. The implementation should only be disposed when the ref
// count is zero.
//
KeyboardHookTestImpl testImpl = new KeyboardHookTestImpl();
tmr.RunTest(testImpl.ReferenceCount == 0, "Now references count is 0.");
tmr.RunTest(testImpl.Disposed == false, "Not initially disposed.");
using (IKeyboardHook hook1 = HookFactory.CreateKeyboardHook(testImpl))
{
tmr.RunTest(testImpl.ReferenceCount == 1, "Now references count is 1.");
tmr.RunTest(testImpl.Disposed == false, "Not disposed.");
using (IKeyboardHookExt hook2 = HookFactory.CreateKeyboardHookExt(testImpl))
{
tmr.RunTest(testImpl.ReferenceCount == 2, "Now references count is 2.");
tmr.RunTest(testImpl.Disposed == false, "Not disposed.");
}
tmr.RunTest(testImpl.ReferenceCount == 1, "Now references count is 1.");
tmr.RunTest(testImpl.Disposed == false, "Not disposed.");
}
tmr.RunTest(testImpl.ReferenceCount == 0, "Now references count is 0.");
tmr.RunTest(testImpl.Disposed == true, "Disposed.");
}
public void CreateKeyboardHookTests(TestMethodRecord tmr)
{
using (IKeyboardHook hook = HookFactory.CreateKeyboardHook())
{
tmr.RunTest(hook != null, "IKeyboardHook created successfully with default options.");
}
using (IKeyboardHookExt hookExt = HookFactory.CreateKeyboardHookExt())
{
tmr.RunTest(hookExt != null, "IKeyboardHookExt created successfully with default options.");
}
}
public void InstallHookTests(TestMethodRecord tmr)
{
using (IKeyboardHook kHook = HookFactory.CreateKeyboardHook())
{
TestInstallHook(tmr, kHook, "IKeyboardHook");
}
using (IKeyboardHookExt kHookExt = HookFactory.CreateKeyboardHookExt())
{
TestInstallHook(tmr, kHookExt, "IKeyboardHookExt");
}
}
public void EventTest(TestMethodRecord tmr)
{
KeyboardHookEventArgs[] keyArgs = GenerateRandomKeyData();
KeyboardHookTestImpl hookImpl = new KeyboardHookTestImpl();
using (IKeyboardHookExt keyboard = HookFactory.CreateKeyboardHookExt(hookImpl))
{
keyboard.InstallHook();
keyboard.KeyDown += new KeyboardEventHandlerExt(EventTest_KeyDown);
//
// Trigger a bunch of keyboard events. The event handler will
// capture the output and we will then compare it here.
//
foreach (KeyboardHookEventArgs keyArg in keyArgs)
{
hookImpl.TriggerKeyAction(KeyboardEvents.KeyDown, keyArg);
}
}
tmr.RunTest(keyArgs.Length == eventTest_ArgsList.Count, "The proper number of events were caught.");
bool same = true;
for (int i = 0; i < keyArgs.Length; i++)
{
KeyboardHookEventArgs kea1 = keyArgs[i];
KeyboardHookEventArgs kea2 = (KeyboardHookEventArgs)eventTest_ArgsList[i];
if (!CompareKeyArgs(kea1, kea2))
{
tmr.WriteLine("Failed event results comparison at index " + i);
same = false;
break;
}
}
tmr.RunTest(same, "The event callback captured all the events successfully.");
}
public void SortedEventTest(TestMethodRecord tmr)
{
KeyboardHookTestImpl hookImpl = new KeyboardHookTestImpl();
IKeyboardHookExt keyboard = HookFactory.CreateKeyboardHookExt(hookImpl);
keyboard.InstallHook();
keyboard.KeyDown += new KeyboardEventHandlerExt(SortedEventTest_KeyDown);
keyboard.KeyUp += new KeyboardEventHandlerExt(SortedEventTest_KeyUp);
keyboard.SystemKeyUp += new KeyboardEventHandlerExt(SortedEventTest_SystemKeyUp);
keyboard.SystemKeyDown += new KeyboardEventHandlerExt(SortedEventTest_SystemKeyDownKeyUp);
KeyboardHookEventArgs[] keyArgs = GenerateRandomKeyData();
KeyboardHookEventArgs kea1 = keyArgs[0];
KeyboardHookEventArgs kea2 = keyArgs[1];
KeyboardHookEventArgs kea3 = keyArgs[2];
KeyboardHookEventArgs kea4 = keyArgs[3];
hookImpl.TriggerKeyAction(KeyboardEvents.KeyDown, kea1);
hookImpl.TriggerKeyAction(KeyboardEvents.KeyUp, kea2);
hookImpl.TriggerKeyAction(KeyboardEvents.SystemKeyDown, kea3);
hookImpl.TriggerKeyAction(KeyboardEvents.SystemKeyUp, kea4);
tmr.RunTest(sortedEventTest_ArgsListDown.Count == 1, "One KeyDown event trigged.");
tmr.RunTest(sortedEventTest_ArgsListUp.Count == 1, "One KeyUp event trigged.");
tmr.RunTest(sortedEventTest_ArgsListSysDown.Count == 1, "One SystemKeyDown event trigged.");
tmr.RunTest(sortedEventTest_ArgsListSysUp.Count == 1, "One SystemKeyUp event trigged.");
KeyboardHookEventArgs keaB1 = (KeyboardHookEventArgs)sortedEventTest_ArgsListDown[0];
KeyboardHookEventArgs keaB2 = (KeyboardHookEventArgs)sortedEventTest_ArgsListUp[0];
KeyboardHookEventArgs keaB3 = (KeyboardHookEventArgs)sortedEventTest_ArgsListSysDown[0];
KeyboardHookEventArgs keaB4 = (KeyboardHookEventArgs)sortedEventTest_ArgsListSysUp[0];
tmr.RunTest(CompareKeyArgs(kea1, keaB1), "Correct KeyDown event caught.");
tmr.RunTest(CompareKeyArgs(kea2, keaB2), "Correct KeyUp event caught.");
tmr.RunTest(CompareKeyArgs(kea3, keaB3), "Correct SysKeyDown event caught.");
tmr.RunTest(CompareKeyArgs(kea4, keaB4), "Correct SysKeyUp event caught.");
}
public void NullImplementationTest(TestMethodRecord tmr)
{
tmr.RegisterException("Null implementation causes an exception.", typeof(ArgumentNullException));
IKeyboardHookExt keyboard = HookFactory.CreateKeyboardHookExt(null);
}
