/// -------------------------------------------------------------------
/// <summary>
/// This will test that the menu and it's menu names are as defined in the Xml tree
/// </summary>
/// -------------------------------------------------------------------
private void TS_VerifyXmlToTree(XmlNode xmlNode, TestMenu menu)
{
// If they are both null, we are at the end...just return then
if (xmlNode == null && menu == null)
{
return;
}
// Make sure both are either null, or something
if ((xmlNode == null && menu != null) || (xmlNode != null && menu == null))
{
ThrowMe(CheckType.Verification, "Mismatch1!");
}
string curName = menu.AutomationElement.GetCurrentPropertyValue(AutomationElement.NameProperty) as string;
string expName = new StringBuilder(xmlNode.Name).Replace("_", " ").ToString();
// Verify that the NameProperty returned something valid
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(curName))
{
ThrowMe(CheckType.Verification, "AutomationElement.NameProperty is empty or null");
}
// Everything looks good, so tell the user what we are doing
Comment("Comparing expected name(" + expName + ") with actual name(" + curName + ")");
if (expName != curName)
{
ThrowMe(CheckType.Verification, "Expected element with name of " + expName + ", yet it was " + curName);
}
// MenuItems need to be expanded to get to the children. Menu's don't since they are only containers that are
// already opened.
if (menu.Expandable)
{
menu.Expand();
}
// Recurse the children and siblings
if (xmlNode.FirstChild != null)
{
TS_VerifyXmlToTree(xmlNode.FirstChild, menu.GetFirstSubMenu());
}
if (xmlNode.NextSibling != null)
{
TS_VerifyXmlToTree(xmlNode.NextSibling, menu.GetNextSiblingMenu());
}
}
