MoveableWin is the class for windows that typically can move.
MoveableWin derives from the AnyWin class. The following classes derive from the MoveableWin class:
Any MoveableWin has the following predefined identifiers for referring to parts of the window:
| Part | Definition |
|---|---|
| BottomEdge | The bottom edge of the window (Windows only) |
| BottomLeftCorner | The bottom-left corner of the window (Windows only) |
| BottomRightCorner | The bottom-right corner of the window (Windows only) |
| Caption | The caption of the window |
| ClientArea | The inner portion of the window, excluding any caption, menubar, or border |
| CloseBox | The box used to close the window (Windows only) |
| LeftEdge | The left edge of the window (Windows only) |
| MaximizeBox | The box used to maximize the window |
| MenuBar | The menu bar on the window |
| MinimizeBox | The box used to reduce the window to an icon |
| RightEdge | The right edge of the window (Windows only) |
| RestoreBox | The box used to restore the window’s previous size |
| TopEdge | The top edge of the window (Windows only) |
| TopLeftCorner | The top-left corner of the window (Windows only) |
| TopRightCorner | The top-right corner of the window (Windows only) |
To refer to these parts, you specify the window and then the part, separated by the dot operator, and then call the method. For example:
Print (TextEditor.MenuBar.GetContents ())
In general, you do not need to refer to the window parts; Silk Test Classic provides methods that access them directly. For example, calling the Click method on the Maximize box is the same as calling the Maximize method.
In addition to the methods and properties it inherits from the AnyWin class, MoveableWin has the following methods and properties: