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get NativeWindowHandle from desktop application of element {string} and store as {string}

Desktop application operations, Other Operation /

Desktop step-Definition get NativeWindowHandle from desktop application of element {string} and store as {string} Keyword Given, When, And, Then Description Will get the native window handle of the given element, try to pass the top element so that It can be used to switch to that window later on. Declaration Code Element Application Test Data Then get NativeWindowHandle from desktop application of element “InputField” and store as “ProgramFiles” ” InputField XPATH //input[@id=”Input”] ” NILL NILL Remarks This step is used to switch on the native window of the desktop application by using their top element. Restriction Element and application file should be in xml format.  The desktop window should be accessible and in focus. Ensure that “element_name” is a valid and unique identifier. Table of contents Keyword Description Declaration Remarks Restriction

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switch focus to desktop window whose NativeWindowHandle is {string}

Application Operation, Desktop application operations /

Desktop step-Definition switch focus to desktop window whose NativeWindowHandle is {string} Keyword Given, When, And, Then Description switch focus to desktop window element, whose Native window handle has been passed. Declaration Code Element Application Test Data Then switch focus to desktop window whose NativeWindowHandle is “NativeWindowName” NILL NILL NILL Remarks This step definition switches the focus to a window with the specified class name “String Value” and ensures that the switch is completed within the specified maximum time. Restriction The window with the specified class name “String Value” should be open and accessible. The “max” value should be a valid time (in milliseconds) for the maximum waiting time. Table of contents Keyword Description Declaration Remarks Restriction

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start the server

Application Operation, Desktop application operations /

Desktop step-Definition start the server Keyword Given, When, And, Then Description Will start the appium and Winapp driver, IF you use this you have to switch to application you want to work on Declaration Code Element Application Test Data Then start the server NILL NILL NILL Remarks This step sends the specified text to a desktop window element using the image path specified by “String Value.” Restriction The specified image path should be valid and accurately represent the target element. The desktop window should be accessible and in focus. Table of contents Keyword Description Declaration Remarks Restriction

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right click on current pointer location in desktop window

Desktop application operations, Mouse Events Operation /

Desktop step-Definition right click on current pointer location in desktop window Keyword Given, When, And, Then Description will right click at the current cursor location Declaration Code Element Application Test Data Then right click on current pointer location in desktop window NILL NILL NILL Remarks NILL Restriction NILL Table of contents Keyword Description Declaration Remarks Restriction

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Hover over desktop element {string} and verify that the tooltip doesnot contains the text {string}

Desktop application operations, Verification Operation /

Desktop step-Definition Hover over desktop element {string} and verify that the tooltip doesnot contains the text {string} Keyword Given, When, And, Then Description Will hover over the particular element and verify if the given tooltip does not contain the text Declaration Code Element Application Test Data When Hover over desktop element “InputField” and verify that the tooltip doesnot contains the text “Course” ” InputField XPATH //input[@id=”Input”] ” NILL NILL Remarks This step definition hovers the mouse over an element with the name “element_name” in the desktop window and verify the text value is visible or not. Verifying element visibility is a fundamental step in UI automation. Restriction The element with the name “element_name” should be accessible and hoverable in the desktop window. Make sure element name is correct and visible on the screen. Confirm that the verification correctly identifies the visibility state of the element. Table of contents Keyword Description Declaration Remarks Restriction

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Hover over desktop element {string} and verify that the tooltip displays text {string}

Desktop application operations, Verification Operation /

Desktop step-Definition Hover over desktop element {string} and verify that the tooltip displays text {string} Keyword Given, When, And, Then Description Will hover over the particular element and verify if the given tooltip displays text Declaration Code Element Application Test Data When Hover over desktop element “InputField” and verify that the tooltip displays text “Solitera” ” InputField XPATH //input[@id=”Input”] ” NILL NILL Remarks This step definition hovers the mouse over an element with the name “element_name” in the desktop window and verify the text value. Verifying element visibility is a fundamental step in UI automation. Restriction The element with the name “element_name” should be accessible and hoverable in the desktop window. Make sure element name is correct and visible on the screen. Confirm that the verification correctly identifies the visibility state of the element. Table of contents Keyword Description Declaration Remarks Restriction

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drag element {string} in desktop window to the element{string} with offset of xcord {string} and ycord {string}

Desktop application operations, Mouse Events Operation /

Desktop step-Definition drag element {string} in desktop window to the element{string} with offset of xcord {string} and ycord {string} Keyword Given, When, And, Then Description Will drag the element with the specified element in the desktop window to the provided offset of xCord coordinate. Declaration Code Element Application Test Data Then drag element “insertedRectangularShape” in desktop window to the element”F7_Cell” with offset of xcord “x1” and ycord “y1″ F7_Cell NAME F7 insertedRectangularShape XPATH //*[@Name=’Rectangle 1′ and @LocalizedControlType=’shape’] NILL NILL Remarks The element with the name “element_name” should be draggable, and it should be possible to drag it to the specified coordinates (x, y) in the desktop window. Restriction Ensure that “element_name” is a valid and unique identifier for the element you want to double-click on. Make sure the element is visible and clickable before attempting the double-click action. Table of contents Keyword Description Declaration Remarks Restriction

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double click on current pointer location in desktop window

Desktop application operations, Mouse Events Operation /

Desktop step-Definition double click on current pointer location in desktop window Keyword Given, When, And, Then Description Will double click on the current cursor location. Declaration Code Element Application Test Data Then double click on current pointer location in desktop window NILL NILL NILL Remarks The Windows Application Driver (WinAppDriver) installed on your machine. You can download it from the  WinAppDriver v1.2.1. A windows machine with the desktop application you want to test installed. Inspect.exe should be present on your system to inspect the element of desktop application under test (Inspect .exe is a part of Microsoft SDK). Default winAppDriver location: C:Program Files (x86)Windows Application Driver Restriction Element and application file should be in xml format. Table of contents Keyword Description Declaration Remarks Restriction

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Verify if input field element of desktop element {string} contains some value

Desktop application operations, Verification Operation /

Desktop step-Definition Verify if input field element of desktop element {string} contains some value Keyword Given, When, And, Then Description Will check if the input field element of desktop element contains some value Declaration Code Element Application Test Data Then verify if input field element of desktop element “A1_cell” contains some value A1_Cell NAME A1 NILL NILL Remarks Verifying element visibility is a fundamental step in UI automation. Restriction Make sure element name is correct and visible on the screen. Confirm that the verification correctly identifies the visibility state of the element. Table of contents Keyword Description Declaration Remarks Restriction

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Verify if input field of desktop element {string} is empty

Desktop application operations, Verification Operation /

Desktop step-Definition Verify if input field of desktop element {string} is empty Keyword Given, When, And, Then Description Will check if the input field of desktop element is empty Declaration Code Element Application Test Data Then verify if input field of desktop element “A1_cell” is empty A1_Cell NAME A1 NILL NILL Remarks Verifying element visibility is a fundamental step in UI automation. Restriction Make sure element name is correct and visible on the screen. Confirm that the verification correctly identifies the visibility state of the element. Table of contents Keyword Description Declaration Remarks Restriction

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