/// <summary>
/// A linked list node that represents one step in a GUI path.
/// A step in the typedPath is represented by this node.
/// Following steps generate subsequent GuiPath nodes recursively.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="typedPath">a typed path</param>
public GuiPath(string typedPath)
{
// remove the first step from the typedPath and process it
int last = 0;
string step = Utilities.GetFirstStep(typedPath, out last);
Utilities.SplitTypedToken(step, out m_name, out m_type);
if (m_type == "value" && (m_name == null || m_name == ""))
m_name = ""; // want it to be empty
else if (m_name == null || m_name == "") m_name = "NAMELESS";
try
{
int roleValue = Convert.ToInt32(m_type);
m_role = (AccessibleRole)roleValue;
}
catch (Exception)
{
m_role = Utilities.TypeToRole(m_type);
}
// Parse the name
string name;
string varId;
m_Nth = parseIndex(m_name, out name, out varId);
if (m_name == name) m_Nth = 1;
m_name = name;
m_varId = varId;
// if not consumed, split off the end of the path as a child path
if (1 + last < typedPath.Length)
{
m_child = new GuiPath(typedPath.Substring(last + 1));
m_child.m_parent = this;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// A linked list node that represents one step in a GUI path.
/// A step in the typedPath is represented by this node.
/// Following steps generate subsequent GuiPath nodes recursively.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="typedPath">a typed path</param>
public GuiPath(string typedPath)
{
// remove the first step from the typedPath and process it
int last = 0;
string step = Utilities.GetFirstStep(typedPath, out last);
Utilities.SplitTypedToken(step, out m_name, out m_type);
if (m_type == "value" && (m_name == null || m_name == ""))
{
m_name = ""; // want it to be empty
}
else if (m_name == null || m_name == "")
{
m_name = "NAMELESS";
}
try
{
int roleValue = Convert.ToInt32(m_type);
m_role = (AccessibleRole)roleValue;
}
catch (Exception)
{
m_role = Utilities.TypeToRole(m_type);
}
// Parse the name
string name;
string varId;
m_Nth = parseIndex(m_name, out name, out varId);
if (m_name == name)
{
m_Nth = 1;
}
m_name = name;
m_varId = varId;
// if not consumed, split off the end of the path as a child path
if (1 + last < typedPath.Length)
{
m_child = new GuiPath(typedPath.Substring(last + 1));
m_child.m_parent = this;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Find an Active Accessible object on an appPath via the
/// gui model and/or a guiPath via Active Accessibility.
/// The appPath is applied first if not null, then the guiPath.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="xmlPath">the xmlPath to a control or null</param>
/// <param name="guiPath">the guiPath to click or null</param>
/// <returns>The Active Accessible object or null</returns>
private AccessibilityHelper findInGui(XmlPath xmlPath, string guiPath)
{
string path = null;
if (xmlPath != null && xmlPath.isValid())
{
path = xmlPath.Path;
}
if (Utilities.isGoodStr(guiPath))
{
path += guiPath;
}
if (!Utilities.isGoodStr(path))
{
return(null);
}
GuiPath gp = new GuiPath(Utilities.evalExpr(path));
if (gp == null || !gp.isValid())
{
return(null);
}
return(gp.FindInGui(m_ah, this));
}
/// <summary>
/// Find an Active Accessible object on an appPath via the
/// gui model and/or a guiPath via Active Accessibility.
/// The appPath is applied first if not null, then the guiPath.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="xmlPath">the xmlPath to a control or null</param>
/// <param name="guiPath">the guiPath to click or null</param>
/// <returns>The Active Accessible object or null</returns>
private AccessibilityHelper findInGui(XmlPath xmlPath, string guiPath)
{
string path = null;
if (xmlPath != null && xmlPath.isValid()) path = xmlPath.Path;
if (Utilities.isGoodStr(guiPath)) path += guiPath;
if (!Utilities.isGoodStr(path)) return null;
GuiPath gp = new GuiPath(Utilities.evalExpr(path));
if (gp == null || !gp.isValid()) return null;
return gp.FindInGui(m_ah, this);
}
/// <summary>
/// Determines the result of a Simian sensation.
/// Problems with sensors are not generally logged
/// since they are frequently called and most are not
/// fatal.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sensorRef">A sensor expression in a rule.</param>
/// <returns>true if the sensor detected its target.</returns>
public bool sensation(EmptyElement sensorRef)
{
if (sensorRef.getName().Equals("window"))
{ // is the window showing?
string id = sensorRef.getValue("id"); // a VarNode
string title = sensorRef.getValue("title");
MarkedNode mn = null;
if (Utilities.isGoodStr(id) && Utilities.isGoodStr(title))
{ // fetch the title from the model node via id + title
mn = m_varNodes.get(id);
// bail out if id not defined yet.
if (mn == null) return false;
if (mn.node != null)
title = m_GuiModel.selectToString(mn.node, title, "title");
if (!Utilities.isGoodStr(title)) return false;
}
else if (id == null && title == null)
{ // get the main window title from the model
title = m_Config.getDataBase()+m_GuiModel.getTitle();
}
if (title == null) return false; // model lacks title
if (Utilities.isGoodStr(title))
{
IntPtr winHand = FindWindow(null, title);
if ((int)winHand != 0)
{
AccessibilityHelper ah = new AccessibilityHelper(winHand);
// look for a titlebar
GuiPath gPath = new GuiPath("1:NAMELESS");
AccessibilityHelper tah = ah.SearchPath(gPath, this);
if (tah == null || !tah.Value.Equals(title)) return false;
m_ah = ah;
return true;
}
}
}
if (sensorRef.getName().Equals("tested"))
{
string id = sensorRef.getValue("id"); // which controls
string control = sensorRef.getValue("control"); // which controls
string count = sensorRef.getValue("count"); // indicates how many
if (control != null && count == null) return false;
if (control == null && count != null) return false;
if (control == null && count == null && id == null) return false;
if (id != null)
{
MarkedNode mn = m_varNodes.get(id);
if (mn != null)
{
if (mn.mark == null) return false;
return mn.mark.Equals("tested");
}
}
// if id fails to return a marked node, try a control count
if (control != null)
{
int n = 0; int k = 0;
if (control.Equals("view"))
{
if (m_views == null) m_views = new MarkedList(m_GuiModel, "//*[@role='view']");
n = m_views.Count();
k = m_views.Count("tested");
}
if (count.Equals("all") && n == k) return true;
if (count.Equals("not-all") && k < n) return true;
return false;
}
return false;
}
if (sensorRef.getName().Equals("glimpse"))
{
string id = sensorRef.getValue("id"); // a VarNode
string appPath = sensorRef.getValue("on"); // an appPath
string guiPath = sensorRef.getValue("at"); // a giuPath
string property = sensorRef.getValue("prop"); // an ah property
string expect = sensorRef.getValue("expect"); // value expected
// Id provides a context ah that must be used to find the rest of the path!
// can't just use the appPath from it. What if it's a dialog?
XmlNode context = null;
MarkedNode mn = null;
if (Utilities.isGoodStr(id))
{
mn = m_varNodes.get(id);
// bail out if id not defined yet.
if (mn == null) return false;
if (mn.node != null) context = mn.node;
}
return glimpse(context, appPath, guiPath, property, expect);
}
return false;
}
/// <summary>
/// Method to apply when a path node is not found.
/// No path above it and none below will call this method;
/// only the one not found.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="path">The path step last tried.</param>
public void notFound(GuiPath path)
{
m_log.writeElt("not-found");
m_log.writeAttr(path.Role.ToString(), path.Name);
m_log.endElt();
}
/// <summary>
/// Method to apply when a path node is not found.
/// No path above it and none below will call this method;
/// only the one not found.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="path">The path step last tried.</param>
public void notFound(GuiPath path)
{
m_log.writeElt("not-found");
m_log.writeAttr(path.Role.ToString(), path.Name);
m_log.endElt();
}
/// <summary>
/// Determines the result of a Simian sensation.
/// Problems with sensors are not generally logged
/// since they are frequently called and most are not
/// fatal.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sensorRef">A sensor expression in a rule.</param>
/// <returns>true if the sensor detected its target.</returns>
public bool sensation(EmptyElement sensorRef)
{
if (sensorRef.getName().Equals("window"))
{ // is the window showing?
string id = sensorRef.getValue("id"); // a VarNode
string title = sensorRef.getValue("title");
MarkedNode mn = null;
if (Utilities.isGoodStr(id) && Utilities.isGoodStr(title))
{ // fetch the title from the model node via id + title
mn = m_varNodes.get(id);
// bail out if id not defined yet.
if (mn == null)
{
return(false);
}
if (mn.node != null)
{
title = m_GuiModel.selectToString(mn.node, title, "title");
}
if (!Utilities.isGoodStr(title))
{
return(false);
}
}
else if (id == null && title == null)
{ // get the main window title from the model
title = m_Config.getDataBase() + m_GuiModel.getTitle();
}
if (title == null)
{
return(false); // model lacks title
}
if (Utilities.isGoodStr(title))
{
IntPtr winHand = FindWindow(null, title);
if ((int)winHand != 0)
{
AccessibilityHelper ah = new AccessibilityHelper(winHand);
// look for a titlebar
GuiPath gPath = new GuiPath("1:NAMELESS");
AccessibilityHelper tah = ah.SearchPath(gPath, this);
if (tah == null || !tah.Value.Equals(title))
{
return(false);
}
m_ah = ah;
return(true);
}
}
}
if (sensorRef.getName().Equals("tested"))
{
string id = sensorRef.getValue("id"); // which controls
string control = sensorRef.getValue("control"); // which controls
string count = sensorRef.getValue("count"); // indicates how many
if (control != null && count == null)
{
return(false);
}
if (control == null && count != null)
{
return(false);
}
if (control == null && count == null && id == null)
{
return(false);
}
if (id != null)
{
MarkedNode mn = m_varNodes.get(id);
if (mn != null)
{
if (mn.mark == null)
{
return(false);
}
return(mn.mark.Equals("tested"));
}
}
// if id fails to return a marked node, try a control count
if (control != null)
{
int n = 0; int k = 0;
if (control.Equals("view"))
{
if (m_views == null)
{
m_views = new MarkedList(m_GuiModel, "//*[@role='view']");
}
n = m_views.Count();
k = m_views.Count("tested");
}
if (count.Equals("all") && n == k)
{
return(true);
}
if (count.Equals("not-all") && k < n)
{
return(true);
}
return(false);
}
return(false);
}
if (sensorRef.getName().Equals("glimpse"))
{
string id = sensorRef.getValue("id"); // a VarNode
string appPath = sensorRef.getValue("on"); // an appPath
string guiPath = sensorRef.getValue("at"); // a giuPath
string property = sensorRef.getValue("prop"); // an ah property
string expect = sensorRef.getValue("expect"); // value expected
// Id provides a context ah that must be used to find the rest of the path!
// can't just use the appPath from it. What if it's a dialog?
XmlNode context = null;
MarkedNode mn = null;
if (Utilities.isGoodStr(id))
{
mn = m_varNodes.get(id);
// bail out if id not defined yet.
if (mn == null)
{
return(false);
}
if (mn.node != null)
{
context = mn.node;
}
}
return(glimpse(context, appPath, guiPath, property, expect));
}
return(false);
}
/// <summary>
/// ValueOrChild determines if the ah's value should be macthed or
/// if a child should be matched.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="nextGP">The next path step beyond this ah</param>
/// <param name="ah">The accessibility object currently considered</param>
/// <param name="visitor">null or the object providing methods that are called when steps are found.</param>
/// <returns>An AccessibilityHelper if checking for a value, otherwise null</returns>
public AccessibilityHelper ValueOrChild(GuiPath nextGP, AccessibilityHelper ah, IPathVisitor visitor)
{
bool result = false;
if (nextGP.Role == AccessibleRole.Alert)
{ // check if the name is a regular expression
if (nextGP.Name != null && nextGP.Name.StartsWith("rexp#"))
{
Regex rx = new Regex(nextGP.Name.Substring(5));
result = rx.IsMatch(ah.Value);
Log log = Log.getOnly();
log.writeElt("ValueOrChild");
log.writeAttr("pattern", nextGP.Name.Substring(5));
log.writeAttr("to", ah.Value);
log.writeAttr("result", result.ToString());
log.endElt();
}
else result = nextGP.Name == ah.Value; // match the value to the next path's name
if (!result)
{ // it didn't match, so the search failed
if (visitor != null) visitor.notFound(nextGP);
return null;
}
}
if (result) return ah;
return ah.SearchPath(nextGP, visitor); // continue on the path
}
/// <summary>
/// Searches the path depth-first.
/// Nth is not used - if it were, it could get a sibling, ancestor or child.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="path">The path to search. Each step in the path contains an
/// Accessibility name and Accessibility role of the matching gui object.</param>
/// <param name="visitor">null or the object providing methods that are called when steps are found.</param>
/// <returns>A new <see cref="AccessibilityHelper"/> object that wraps the matched
/// window.</returns>
private AccessibilityHelper SearchPathByDepth(GuiPath path, IPathVisitor visitor)
{
Log log = Log.getOnly();
log.writeElt("SearchPathByDepth");
log.writeAttr("from", this.Role + ":" + this.Name);
log.writeAttr("to", path.toString());
log.endElt();
if (ChildCount <= 0)
{
if (visitor != null) visitor.notFound(path);
return null;
}
AccessibilityHelper ah = null;
// try the client first if there is one, but don't visit it
AccessibilityHelper client = FindClient();
if (client != null) ah = client.SearchPathByDepth(path, visitor);
if (ah != null)
{
log.endElt(); // end head element
return ah;
}
// Rats!! It wasn't below the client, the caller wants some system widget or something
foreach (AccessibilityHelper child in this)
{
if (child == null || child.Equals(client))
continue;
// does this object match?
// treat name == "" and child.Name == null as a match
// Note: a null string shows as "" in the debugger!
log.writeElt("head");
log.writeElt("SearchPathByDepth");
log.writeAttr("path", path.toString());
log.writeAttr("child", child.Role + ":" + child.Name);
log.endElt();
if (MatchNameAndRole(path.Name, path.Role, child))
{
if (path.Next != null)
{
if (visitor != null) visitor.visitNode(child); // allow processing of this ah by caller
log.endElt(); // end head element
return ValueOrChild(path.Next, child, visitor);
}
}
// if not a "real" object, a child takes on it's parent's
// attributes, so it appears to have the same # of children.
// The first child is always the first child, so you get
// infinite recursion on it if you don't check "realness".
if (child.m_fRealAccessibleObject && child.ChildCount > 0)
{
// look through the child objects
ah = child.SearchPathByDepth(path, visitor);
if (ah != null)
{
if (path.Next != null)
{
if (visitor != null) visitor.visitNode(ah); // allow processing of this ah by caller
log.endElt(); // end head element
return ValueOrChild(path.Next, ah, visitor);
}
log.endElt(); // end head element
return ah;
}
}
}
if (visitor != null) visitor.notFound(path);
log.endElt(); // end head element
return null;
}
/// <summary>
/// The search is almost breadth-first:
/// The first step in the path has an unknown sibling index and its role is not 'value'.
/// If this ah has children of the step type, they are searched until all the
/// subsequent steps find matching ah's. This search substitutes its own visitor
/// that records the successful path ah's. Upon success, a sibling index is assigned to
/// the variable named in the step, the non-terminal subpath ah's are exposed
/// to the caller's visitor in turn and this method returns the last ah on the path.
/// Subpath steps are searched for depending on their content.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="path">The path to search. Each step in the path contains an
/// Accessibility name and Accessibility role of the matching gui object.</param>
/// <param name="visitor">null or the object providing methods that are called when steps are found.</param>
/// <returns>A new <see cref="AccessibilityHelper"/> object that wraps the matched
/// window.</returns>
private AccessibilityHelper SearchPathForIndex(GuiPath path, IPathVisitor visitor)
{
Log log = Log.getOnly();
log.writeElt("head");
log.writeElt("SearchPathForIndex");
log.writeAttr("from", this.Role + ":" + this.Name);
log.writeAttr("to", path.toString());
log.endElt();
if (ChildCount <= 0)
{
if (visitor != null) visitor.notFound(path);
return null;
}
AccessibilityHelper ah = null;
int nnum = 0;
int index = 0;
string parentName = null;
if (path.Prev != null) parentName = path.Prev.Name;
foreach (AccessibilityHelper child in this)
{
if (child == null) continue;
log.writeElt("SearchPathForIndex");
log.writeAttr("child", (++nnum));
log.writeAttr("path", ah.Role + ":" + ah.Name);
// not supposed to be a value!
if (path.Next != null && path.Next.Role == AccessibleRole.Alert)
log.writeAttr("bad-value", ah.Value);
log.endElt();
if (MatchNameAndRole(path.Name, path.Role, child))
{ // this is a candidate for matching the path
++index; // the first one is 1
if (path.Next != null)
{ // This method won't allow for caller's visitors on candidate nodes until proved needed
TrackingVisitor tv = new TrackingVisitor(); // tv may need to open sub menus
if (tv != null) tv.visitNode(child); // add child to node list to visit later if this is the right path
ah = ValueOrChild(path.Next, child, tv);
if (ah != null)
{ // the subpath was matched to the end
if (path.VarId != null && path.VarId != "")
{ // Create and execute a variable to record the index
// Var var = new Var();
// var.Id = path.VarId;
// var.Set = System.Convert.ToString(index); // 1 based count
// var.Execute(); // puts the var in the TestState hash
// don't set path.Nth = index since it might change if the path is used again
}
// let the caller's visitor tend to all the path ah's
if (visitor != null)
{
if (tv != null) tv.StepDownPath(visitor);
}
log.endElt(); // end head element
return ah;
}
}
}
else if (parentName != null && child.Role == AccessibleRole.Client && child.Name == parentName)
{ // try the client instead
ah = child.SearchPathForIndex(path, visitor);
if (ah != null)
{
log.endElt(); // end head element
return ah; // found it
}
}
}
if (visitor != null) visitor.notFound(path);
log.endElt(); // end head element
return null;
}
/// <summary>
/// The search is almost breadth-first:
/// The first step in the path is searched breath-first.
/// Subsequent path steps are searched for depending on their content.
/// The Accessibility helper representing the step is returned it is found and is the last step.
/// Otherwise, the search continues with the next path step or if not found, null is returned.
/// If the first step is found, the visitor is applied before continuing to the next step.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="path">The path to search. Each step in the path contains an
/// Accessibility name and Accessibility role of the matching gui object.</param>
/// <param name="visitor">null or the object providing methods that are called when steps are found.</param>
/// <returns>A new <see cref="AccessibilityHelper"/> object that wraps the matched
/// window.</returns>
private AccessibilityHelper SearchPathByBreadth(GuiPath path, IPathVisitor visitor)
{
if (ChildCount <= 0 || path.Nth <= 0)
{
if (visitor != null) visitor.notFound(path);
return null;
}
int place = path.Nth;
Log log = Log.getOnly();
log.writeElt("SearchPathByBreadth");
log.writeAttr("from", this.Role + ":" + this.Name);
log.writeAttr("to", path.toString());
log.endElt();
ArrayList lists = new ArrayList(); // list of child lists
ArrayList nodes = MakeChildList(this);
lists.Add(nodes);
// Examine the first node in the list, dropping it after examination
// and adding its children to the end if prudent.
log.writeElt("head");
int lnum = 0;
while (lists.Count > 0)
{
int count = 0; // reset match count
nodes = (ArrayList)lists[0];
int nnum = 0; ++lnum;
while (nodes.Count > 0)
{
AccessibilityHelper ah = (AccessibilityHelper)nodes[0];
log.writeElt("SearchPathByBreadth");
log.writeAttr("child", lnum + ":" + (++nnum));
log.writeAttr("path", ah.Role + ":" + ah.Name);
if (path.Next != null && path.Next.Role == AccessibleRole.Alert)
log.writeAttr("value", ah.Value);
log.endElt();
if (MatchNameAndRole(path.Name, path.Role, ah))
{ // this is the only way to return
if (++count >= place)
{ // Found this step, keep stepping along the path
if (path.Next != null)
{
if (visitor != null) visitor.visitNode(ah); // allow processing of this ah by caller
ah = ValueOrChild(path.Next, ah, visitor);
}
log.endElt(); // end head element
return ah;
}
}
if (ah.m_fRealAccessibleObject && ah.ChildCount > 0)
lists.Add(MakeChildList(ah));
nodes.RemoveAt(0); // when 0 is removed, all indices slide down 1
}
lists.RemoveAt(0); // when 0 is removed, all indices slide down 1
}
if (visitor != null) visitor.notFound(path);
log.endElt(); // end head element
return null;
}
/// <summary>
/// Finds the accessible object at the end of the path with optional place and varId from
/// which it creates a variable object to hold the sibling number of the object found.
/// An optional path visitor allows the caller to do something with intermediate steps
/// along the path for debugging or interface control.
/// The value of a node can be specified via a path step like "value:whatever the value is".
/// When place is greater than 0, the search is breadth-first.
/// Generally, clients need not be included in the "path".
/// When place is 0, a value must be the leaf node of the path
/// as there is typically some repeated structure
/// like a table, row and cell with value. The structure is
/// traversed repeatedly until the leaf node with the value is found.
/// When place is negative, depth-first search is used. It tends to be
/// the slowest way to search the Accessibility tree.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="path">The path to search. Each step in the path contains an
/// Accessibility name and Accessibility role of the matching gui object.</param>
/// <param name="visitor">null or the object providing methods that are called when steps are found.</param>
/// <returns>A new <see cref="AccessibilityHelper"/> object that wraps the object found at the end of the path.</returns>
public AccessibilityHelper SearchPath(GuiPath path, IPathVisitor visitor)
{
if (path == null) return null;
// three cases based on Nth
if (path.Nth > 0)
{ // psuedo breadth-first
return this.SearchPathByBreadth(path, visitor);
}
if (path.Nth == 0)
{ // loop over FindChildBreadth to find a sibling index to set a var with varId
return this.SearchPathForIndex(path, visitor);
}
else if (path.Nth < 0)
{ // depth-first
return this.SearchPathByDepth(path, visitor);
}
return null;
}
/// <summary>
/// Method to apply when a path node is not found.
/// No path above it and none below will call this method;
/// only the one not found.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="path">The path step last tried.</param>
public void notFound(GuiPath path)
{
// do nothing
}
/// <summary>
/// Method to apply when a path node is not found.
/// No path above it and none below will call this method;
/// only the one not found.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="path">The path step last tried.</param>
public void notFound(GuiPath path)
{
// do nothing
}