Thanks for your explanation.
If QM also uses UIA3, as I understand it, the descriptions/properties generated in LA's "Find UI Element" dialog for locating controls can also be referenced in QM? I found that LA and QM have very similar ways of locating elements.
In QM's "Find Accessible Object" dialog, I can directly locate the object I am looking for (as shown in the demonstration from the link), but I am unable to retrieve the `FullDescription` property value. In many Qt-developed software applications, the FullDescription property value is very useful for locating controls.
I frequently encounter this situation when using QM. Currently, my solution is to embed general C# code, but if I could use QM code instead, the execution speed would likely be faster.
If QM also uses UIA3, as I understand it, the descriptions/properties generated in LA's "Find UI Element" dialog for locating controls can also be referenced in QM? I found that LA and QM have very similar ways of locating elements.
In QM's "Find Accessible Object" dialog, I can directly locate the object I am looking for (as shown in the demonstration from the link), but I am unable to retrieve the `FullDescription` property value. In many Qt-developed software applications, the FullDescription property value is very useful for locating controls.
I frequently encounter this situation when using QM. Currently, my solution is to embed general C# code, but if I could use QM code instead, the execution speed would likely be faster.