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UI Automation Activities
Last updated Nov 25, 2024
MouseScroll
Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events to the specified UI element.
Namespace: UiPath.UIAutomationNext.API.Models
Assembly: UiPath.UIAutomationNext.API.Models (in UiPath.UIAutomationNext.API.Models dll)
| Overload | Description |
|---|---|
MouseScroll(TargetAnchorableModel) | Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events to
the specified UI element, identified by the
TargetAnchorableModel object.
|
MouseScroll(TargetAnchorableModel, String) | Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events
to the specified UI element, identified by the
TargetAnchorableModel object, while specifying
the target to scroll into.
|
MouseScroll(IElementDescriptor,
MouseScrollOptions) |
Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events to the specified UI element, identified by a descriptor of an element from Object Repository, while customizing the mouse scroll action. |
MouseScroll(TargetAnchorableModel,
MouseScrollOptions) |
Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events
to the specified UI element, identified by the
TargetAnchorableModel object, while
customizing the mouse scroll action.
|
MouseScroll(String, MouseScrollOptions) | Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events to the specified UI element, identified by a string from Object Repository, while customizing the mouse scroll action. |
MouseScroll(RuntimeTarget,
MouseScrollOptions) | Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events to the specified UI element, identified by a runtime instance of an Object Repository element, while customizing the mouse scroll action. |
MouseScroll(String, String, NScrollDirection,
Int32) | Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events to the specified UI element, identified by a string from Object Repository, while specifying the target to scroll into, the scroll direction, and the number of mouse wheel detents. |
MouseScroll(IElementDescriptor, IElementDescriptor,
NScrollDirection, Int32) | Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events to the specified UI element, identified by a descriptor of an element from Object Repository, while specifying the element descriptor to scroll into, the scroll direction, and the number of mouse wheel detents. |
MouseScroll(String, NScrollDirection,
Int32) | Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events to the specified UI element, identified by a string from Object Repository, while specifying the scroll direction and the number of mouse wheel detents. |
MouseScroll(IElementDescriptor, NScrollDirection,
Int32) | Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events to the specified UI element, identified by a descriptor of an element from Object Repository, while specifying the scroll direction, and the number of mouse wheel detents. |
Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events to the specified UI
element, identified by the
TargetAnchorableModel object.
MouseScroll(
TargetAnchorableModel target)MouseScroll(
TargetAnchorableModel target)targetTargetAnchorableModel- The UI element that you send mouse scroll events to, identified by the
TargetAnchorableModelobject.
Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events to the specified UI
element, identified by the
TargetAnchorableModel object, while
specifying the target to scroll into.
MouseScroll(
TargetAnchorableModel target,
string searchedTarget)MouseScroll(
TargetAnchorableModel target,
string searchedTarget)targetTargetAnchorableModel- The UI element that you send mouse scroll events to, identified by the
TargetAnchorableModelobject. searchedTargetString- The target to scroll into, identified by a string from Object Repository.
Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events to the specified UI element, identified by a descriptor of an element from Object Repository, while customizing the mouse scroll action.
MouseScroll(
IElementDescriptor elementDescriptor,
MouseScrollOptions mouseScrollOptions)MouseScroll(
IElementDescriptor elementDescriptor,
MouseScrollOptions mouseScrollOptions)elementDescriptorIElementDescriptor- The UI element that you send mouse scroll events to, identified by a descriptor of an element from Object Repository.
mouseScrollOptionsMouseScrollOptions- Additional options to customize the mouse scroll action. You can choose to
customize:
TargetOptions:- Timeout - Specifies the amount of time (in seconds)
to wait for the API to run before the
SelectorNotFoundExceptionerror is thrown. The default value is 30 seconds. - DelayAfter - Delay time (in seconds) after executing the API. The default amount of time is 0.3 seconds (300 milliseconds).
- DelayBefore - Delay time (in seconds) before the API begins performing any operations. The default amount of time is 0.2 seconds (200 milliseconds).
- Timeout - Specifies the amount of time (in seconds)
to wait for the API to run before the
NChildInteractionMode- The type of the interaction to use performing the actions.CusorMotionType- Specifies the type of motion performed by the mouse cursor. There are two available options:- Instant - The cursor jumps to the destination. By default, Instant is selected.
- Smooth - The cursor moves gradually towards the destination.
NKeyModifiers- Add one or more key modifiers to use in combination with the scroll. The following options are available: None, Alt, Ctrl, Shift, and Win. The default option is None.NScrollDirection- The direction in which you want the scroll to be performed. The following options are available: Left, Up, Right, Down.MovementUnits- The amount of mouse wheel detents you want to scroll. The default is set to 10.SearchedElementOptions- The indicated UI element that you want to scroll to.
Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events to the specified UI
element, identified by the
TargetAnchorableModel object, while
customizing the mouse scroll action.
MouseScroll(
TargetAnchorableModel target,
MouseScrollOptions mouseScrollOptions)MouseScroll(
TargetAnchorableModel target,
MouseScrollOptions mouseScrollOptions)targetTargetAnchorableModel- The UI element that you send mouse scroll events to, identified by the
TargetAnchorableModelobject. mouseScrollOptionsMouseScrollOptions- Additional options to customize the mouse scroll action. You can choose to
customize:
TargetOptions:- Timeout - Specifies the amount of time (in seconds)
to wait for the API to run before the
SelectorNotFoundExceptionerror is thrown. The default value is 30 seconds. - DelayAfter - Delay time (in seconds) after executing the API. The default amount of time is 0.3 seconds (300 milliseconds).
- DelayBefore - Delay time (in seconds) before the API begins performing any operations. The default amount of time is 0.2 seconds (200 milliseconds).
- Timeout - Specifies the amount of time (in seconds)
to wait for the API to run before the
NChildInteractionMode- The type of the interaction to use performing the actions.CusorMotionType- Specifies the type of motion performed by the mouse cursor. There are two available options:- Instant - The cursor jumps to the destination. By default, Instant is selected.
- Smooth - The cursor moves gradually towards the destination.
NKeyModifiers- Add one or more key modifiers to use in combination with the scroll. The following options are available: None, Alt, Ctrl, Shift, and Win. The default option is None.NScrollDirection- The direction in which you want the scroll to be performed. The following options are available: Left, Up, Right, Down.MovementUnits- The amount of mouse wheel detents you want to scroll. The default is set to 10.SearchedElementOptions- The indicated UI element that you want to scroll to.
Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events to the specified UI element, identified by a string from Object Repository, while customizing the mouse scroll action.
MouseScroll(
string target,
MouseScrollOptions mouseScrollOptions)MouseScroll(
string target,
MouseScrollOptions mouseScrollOptions)targetString- The UI element that you send mouse scroll events to, identified by a string from Object Repository.
mouseScrollOptionsMouseScrollOptions- Additional options to customize the mouse scroll action. You can choose to
customize:
TargetOptions:- Timeout - Specifies the amount of time (in seconds)
to wait for the API to run before the
SelectorNotFoundExceptionerror is thrown. The default value is 30 seconds. - DelayAfter - Delay time (in seconds) after executing the API. The default amount of time is 0.3 seconds (300 milliseconds).
- DelayBefore - Delay time (in seconds) before the API begins performing any operations. The default amount of time is 0.2 seconds (200 milliseconds).
- Timeout - Specifies the amount of time (in seconds)
to wait for the API to run before the
NChildInteractionMode- The type of the interaction to use performing the actions.CusorMotionType- Specifies the type of motion performed by the mouse cursor. There are two available options:- Instant - The cursor jumps to the destination. By default, Instant is selected.
- Smooth - The cursor moves gradually towards the destination.
NKeyModifiers- Add one or more key modifiers to use in combination with the scroll. The following options are available: None, Alt, Ctrl, Shift, and Win. The default option is None.NScrollDirection- The direction in which you want the scroll to be performed. The following options are available: Left, Up, Right, Down.MovementUnits- The amount of mouse wheel detents you want to scroll. The default is set to 10.SearchedElementOptions- The indicated UI element that you want to scroll to.
Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events to the specified UI element, identified by a runtime instance of an Object Repository element, while customizing the mouse scroll action.
MouseScroll(
RuntimeTarget target,
MouseScrollOptions mouseScrollOptions)MouseScroll(
RuntimeTarget target,
MouseScrollOptions mouseScrollOptions)targetRuntimeTarget- The UI element that you send mouse scroll events to, identified by a runtime instance of an Object Repository element.
mouseScrollOptionsMouseScrollOptions- Additional options to customize the mouse scroll action. You can choose to
customize:
TargetOptions:- Timeout - Specifies the amount of time (in seconds)
to wait for the API to run before the
SelectorNotFoundExceptionerror is thrown. The default value is 30 seconds. - DelayAfter - Delay time (in seconds) after executing the API. The default amount of time is 0.3 seconds (300 milliseconds).
- DelayBefore - Delay time (in seconds) before the API begins performing any operations. The default amount of time is 0.2 seconds (200 milliseconds).
- Timeout - Specifies the amount of time (in seconds)
to wait for the API to run before the
NChildInteractionMode- The type of the interaction to use performing the actions.CusorMotionType- Specifies the type of motion performed by the mouse cursor. There are two available options:- Instant - The cursor jumps to the destination. By default, Instant is selected.
- Smooth - The cursor moves gradually towards the destination.
NKeyModifiers- Add one or more key modifiers to use in combination with the scroll. The following options are available: None, Alt, Ctrl, Shift, and Win. The default option is None.NScrollDirection- The direction in which you want the scroll to be performed. The following options are available: Left, Up, Right, Down.MovementUnits- The amount of mouse wheel detents you want to scroll. The default is set to 10.SearchedElementOptions- The indicated UI element that you want to scroll to.
Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events to the specified UI element, identified by a string from Object Repository, while specifying the target to scroll into, the scroll direction, and the number of mouse wheel detents.
MouseScroll(
string target,
string searchedTarget,
[NScrollDirection direction],
[int movementUnits])MouseScroll(
string target,
string searchedTarget,
[NScrollDirection direction],
[int movementUnits])targetString- The UI element that you send mouse scroll events to, identified by a string from Object Repository.
searchedTargetString- The target to scroll into, identified by a string from Object Repository.
directionNScrollDirection- The direction in which you want the scroll to be performed. The following options are available: Left, Up, Right, Down.
movementUnitsInt32- The amount of mouse wheel detents you want to scroll. The default is set to 10.
Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events to the specified UI element, identified by a descriptor of an element from Object Repository, while specifying the element descriptor to scroll into, the scroll direction, and the number of mouse wheel detents.
MouseScroll(
IElementDescriptor elementDescriptor,
IElementDescriptor searchedelementDescriptor,
[NScrollDirection direction],
[int movementUnits])MouseScroll(
IElementDescriptor elementDescriptor,
IElementDescriptor searchedelementDescriptor,
[NScrollDirection direction],
[int movementUnits])elementDescriptorIElementDescriptor- The UI element that you send mouse scroll events to, identified by a descriptor of an element from Object Repository.
searchedelementDescriptorIElementDescriptor- The element descriptor to scroll into.
directionNScrollDirection- The direction in which you want the scroll to be performed. The following options are available: Left, Up, Right, Down.
movementUnitsInt32- The amount of mouse wheel detents you want to scroll. The default is set to 10.
Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events to the specified UI element, identified by a string from Object Repository, while specifying the scroll direction and the number of mouse wheel detents.
MouseScroll(
string target,
[NScrollDirection direction],
[int movementUnits])MouseScroll(
string target,
[NScrollDirection direction],
[int movementUnits])targetString- The UI element that you send mouse scroll events to, identified by a string from Object Repository.
directionNScrollDirection- The direction in which you want the scroll to be performed. The following options are available: Left, Up, Right, Down.
movementUnitsInt32- The amount of mouse wheel detents you want to scroll. The default is set to 10.
Enables scrolling in applications by sending mouse scroll events to the specified UI element, identified by a descriptor of an element from Object Repository, while specifying the scroll direction, and the number of mouse wheel detents.
MouseScroll(
IElementDescriptor elementDescriptor,
[NScrollDirection direction],
[int movementUnits])MouseScroll(
IElementDescriptor elementDescriptor,
[NScrollDirection direction],
[int movementUnits])elementDescriptorIElementDescriptor- The UI element that you send mouse scroll events to, identified by a descriptor of an element from Object Repository.
directionNScrollDirection- The direction in which you want the scroll to be performed. The following options are available: Left, Up, Right, Down.
movementUnitsInt32- The amount of mouse wheel detents you want to scroll. The default is set to 10.
- Definition
- Overloads
MouseScroll(TargetAnchorableModel)MouseScroll(TargetAnchorableModel, String)MouseScroll(IElementDescriptor, MouseScrollOptions)MouseScroll(TargetAnchorableModel, MouseScrollOptions)MouseScroll(String, MouseScrollOptions)MouseScroll(RuntimeTarget, MouseScrollOptions)MouseScroll(String, String, NScrollDirection, Int32)MouseScroll(IElementDescriptor, IElementDescriptor, NScrollDirection, Int32)MouseScroll(String, NScrollDirection, Int32)MouseScroll(IElementDescriptor, NScrollDirection, Int32)
