TdxAutomationProperties.Name Property

Stores the name of the processed UIA node.

Declaration

property Name: TdxStringAutomationProperty read;

Property Value

Type	Description
TdxStringAutomationProperty	The UIA node name.

Remarks

You can use Name and FullDescription properties to modify the current UIA node name and description in OnCalculateProperty and OnInitializeProperties event handlers.

Code Example: Initialize UIA Node Names for Editors

The following code example initializes Name and FullDescription UIA node names for an existing single-line text editor (TcxTextEdit):

Delphi

uses
  dxUIAClasses,  // Declares all UI Automation classes
  cxEdit,  // Declares base editor classes and auxiliary types
  cxTextEdit;  // Declares the TcxTextEdit class
// ...

procedure TMyForm.cxTextEdit1PropertiesAutomationCalculateProperty(
  ASender: TObject; AProperties: TdxAutomationProperties);
begin
  AProperties.Name.Value := 'Task Description';
  AProperties.FullDescription.Value := 'Non-Editable';
end;

C++

#include "dxUIAClasses.hpp"  // Declares all UI Automation classes
#include "cxEdit.hpp"  // Declares base editor classes and auxiliary types
#include "cxTextEdit.hpp"  // Declares the TcxTextEdit class

// Add the following linker directives to the corresponding CPP source file:
#pragma link "dxUIAClasses"  // Required to use dxUIAClasses.hpp declarations
#pragma link "cxTextEdit"  // Required to use cxTextEdit.hpp declarations
#pragma link "cxEdit" // Required to use cxEdit.hpp declarations

void __fastcall TMyForm::cxTextEdit1PropertiesAutomationCalculateProperty(
  TObject *ASender, TdxAutomationProperties *AProperties)
{
  AProperties->Name->Value = "Task Description";
  AProperties->FullDescription->Value = "Non-Editable";
}