IGPALAutomationElement.cs

// =============================================================================
// GPAL - Generally Positive Automation Library
// Copyright © 2026 Software Decisions, Inc. All rights reserved.
//
// This file is part of GPAL.
// Licensed under the Business Source License 1.1
//
// Primary development, architecture, and vision by Michael B. Vederman,
// CEO of Software Decisions, Inc., Texas.
//
// Internal development maintained privately.
// Public releases appear on GitHub: https://github.com/SoftwareDecisionsInc/GPAL.
//
// See LICENSE for full terms, including Additional Use Grant.
// =============================================================================
 
//extern alias mUIA;
using System.Windows.Automation;
 
namespace GenerallyPositive.Application
{
    public interface IGPALAutomationElement
    {
        AutomationElement Ae { get; set; }
        IGPALElement Gae { get; set; }
  //      mUIA.System.Windows.Automation.AutomationElement Mae { get; set; }
 
        // the same properties a page element carries, spelled the same way, so a workflow reading an element
        // in a handler asks the same questions of a window as it does of a page
        bool Selected { get; }

        bool? Checked { get; }

        bool Enabled { get; }

        bool Displayed { get; }

        string Text { get; }

        string TagName { get; }

        string Name { get; }

        System.Drawing.Point Location { get; }

        System.Drawing.Size Size { get; }
    }
}