UI Analyzer

The elements on the Applications interface usually have nested composition relationships. For example, in complex situations, when you click on an interface element, you find that it has no effect. At this time, you need to use the UI Analyzer to analyze the characteristics and levels of the current element. You often find that the interface elements you see are not actually effective elements.

Using the UI Analyzer, you can easily query interface elements and their characteristics, and easily locate parent, child, or sibling elements.

The UI Analyzer is an independent Applications. In the Laiye RPA Creator, several entries can be used to start or associate it. These entrances include:

• After successfully logging in to the home page, click the "tools" column on the left to find the "open" button of "UI Analyzer" in "Applications".

  For the UI Analyzer opened by this entry, the target element feature supports "copy selected interface feature".

• When writing any Process, you can find the UI Analyzer button on the toolbar.

  The UI Analyzer opened through the toolbar supports saving the selected interface elements directly to the Interface Library.

• When editing the attribute of any interface element, you can find the open from UI Analyzer button.

In the UI Analyzer, the left area is a tree structure called "visual tree". Each node in the tree represents an interface element. The parent-child relationship of each node in the tree represents their parent-child relationship on the interface. You can expand the following child nodes by clicking the small triangle on the left of the node.

In the UI Analyzer, you can usually perform the following operations:

• In the visual tree, view the parent-child and sibling relationships between nodes.
• Right click a node in the visualization tree and select set as target element to display the attribute of this interface element in the right area.
• After modifying the attribute of the interface element, use the verify target function to verify whether the interface element can still be found after your modification.
• Through the "highlight" function, the position of interface elements is displayed.
• If a Process is currently open, you can use the save to Interface Library function to save the interface element features in the right area to the Interface Library of the Process.

Of course, it also supports selecting an interface element directly. Click the button "select from interface" on the left side of the top. After selection, it will be verified automatically.

Element features support switching to the source view, and you can view the attribute of all features.