TdxAutomationProperty<T>.Value Property
Specifies the UIA node property value.
Declaration
property Value: T read; write;
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| T | The UIA node property value. |
Remarks
Use the Value property to identify a UIA node property or change its value.
Code Examples
Indicate Read-Only and Editable States
The code example in this section changes the description of an unbound single-line text editor (TcxTextEdit) in the UI Automation tree when the editor switches between read-only and editable states.
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; AProperty: TdxAutomationProperty;
AProperties: TdxAutomationProperties);
var
AEdit: TcxTextEdit;
begin
AEdit := ASender as TcxTextEdit;
// Check if the UIA node description property is requested
if AProperty = AProperties.FullDescription then
begin
if AEdit.Properties.ReadOnly then
AProperties.FullDescription.Value := 'Read-Only Mode'
else
AProperties.FullDescription.Value := 'Editable';
end;
end;
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):
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;
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