Best WinAppDriver code snippet using UWPControls.Button.Size
RadioButton.cs
Source: RadioButton.cs
...86 Assert.IsTrue(radioButtonElement2.Selected);87 Assert.IsFalse(radioButtonElement1.Selected);88 }89 [TestMethod]90 public void Size()91 {92 Assert.IsTrue(radioButtonElement1.Size.Width > 0);93 Assert.IsTrue(radioButtonElement1.Size.Height > 0);94 Assert.AreEqual(radioButtonElement1.Size.Width, radioButtonElement2.Size.Width);95 Assert.AreEqual(radioButtonElement1.Size.Height, radioButtonElement2.Size.Height);96 }97 [TestMethod]98 public void Text()99 {100 Assert.AreEqual("Option 1", radioButtonElement1.Text);101 Assert.AreEqual("Option 2", radioButtonElement2.Text);102 }103 }104}...
Button.cs
Source: Button.cs
...76 {77 Assert.AreEqual("ControlType.Button", buttonElement.TagName);78 }79 [TestMethod]80 public void Size()81 {82 Assert.IsTrue(buttonElement.Size.Width > 0);83 Assert.IsTrue(buttonElement.Size.Height > 0);84 }85 [TestMethod]86 public void Text()87 {88 Assert.AreEqual("Button", buttonElement.Text);89 }90 }91}...
ProgressBar.cs
Source: ProgressBar.cs
...64 {65 Assert.AreEqual("ControlType.ProgressBar", progressBarElement.TagName);66 }67 [TestMethod]68 public void Size()69 {70 Assert.IsTrue(progressBarElement.Size.Width > 0);71 Assert.IsTrue(progressBarElement.Size.Height > 0);72 }73 [TestMethod]74 public void Text()75 {76 var originalValue = int.Parse(progressBarElement.Text);77 Assert.IsTrue(originalValue >= 0);78 clickAndHoldButton.Click();79 Assert.AreEqual(originalValue + 1, int.Parse(progressBarElement.Text));80 clickAndHoldButton.Click();81 Assert.AreEqual(originalValue + 2, int.Parse(progressBarElement.Text));82 }83 }84}...
Size
Using AI Code Generation
1using UWPControls;2using Windows.UI.Xaml;3using Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls;4{5 {6 public MainPage()7 {8 this.InitializeComponent();9 }10 private void Button_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)11 {12 Button button = new Button();13 button.Size(100, 50);14 }15 }16}
Size
Using AI Code Generation
1using UWPControls;2using Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls;3{4 {5 public MainPage()6 {7 this.InitializeComponent();8 Button button = new Button();9 button.Size = 15;10 }
Size
Using AI Code Generation
1using UWPControls = Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls;2using System;3using Windows.UI.Xaml;4using Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls;5{6 {7 public MainPage()8 {9 this.InitializeComponent();10 }11 private void Button_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)12 {13 Size size = myButton.Size;14 Console.WriteLine("Size of the button is: {0} x {1}", size.Width, size.Height);15 }16 }17}
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