In TestLeft tests, you can simulate clicks, double-clicks, dragging, selecting items, minimizing and maximizing windows, focusing controls and so on.
To simulate user actions, TestLeft includes special methods and properties. TestLeft test interfaces support different kinds of actions performed in various applications. For example, it has an interface that you can use to simulate selecting a tree view item or clicking on it.
In This Section
Simulating User Actions on Application Windows
Describes the methods you can use to activate, close, maximize and minimize a window, restore its position and perform other actions on windows.
Describes how to simulate keystrokes on windows and controls.
Simulating Mouse and Mouse Wheel Actions
Describes how to simulate mouse actions and mouse wheel rotation.
Describes the methods you can use to simulate user actions on menus and context menus.
Simulating Selection of Items and Nodes
Describes how to select items and nodes in tree views, lost boxes, lists and in other similar controls.
Related Topics of Interest
Capturing Images for Simulated User Actions
Explains how to make TestLeft capture images of tested windows and controls automatically during the test run.