Method elm.Invoke
Overload
Performs the UI element's default action (see elm.DefaultAction). Usually it is "click", "press" or similar.
public void Invoke()
Exceptions
AuException
Failed. |
Remarks
Fails if the UI element does not have a default action. Then you can use elm.MouseClick, or try elm.PostClick, elm.Check, elm.SendKeys, other functions. The action can take long time, for example show a dialog. This function normally does not wait. It allows the caller to automate the dialog. If it waits, try elm.JavaInvoke or one of the above functions (MouseClick etc).