Is there a way to detect if an InputText has focus?
I’m trying to adapt A-Bot to do some other stuff, and one of the things is to filter the Inventory view. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to tell if I’ve already clicked on the Search box, so it just keeps clicking on it (or maybe I just can’t tell how to get A-Bot to only do an action once).
My task is currently:
class FilterInventory : InventoryTask
{
public string FilterValue;IUIElementInputText WindowInventorySearchBox => WindowInventory?.InputText.FirstOrDefault(e => e.Text == "Search"); public IEnumerable<IBotTask> Component { get { if (null == WindowInventorySearchBox || null != WindowInventory.SelectedRightFilterTextBox) { yield break; } if (null != WindowInventory.SelectedRightFilterButtonClear) { yield return new ClickUI { ClickTarget = WindowInventory.SelectedRightFilterButtonClear }; } else if (null != WindowInventorySearchBox) { yield return new ClickUI { ClickTarget = WindowInventorySearchBox }; } yield return new TypeInUI { Bot = Bot, FilterValue = FilterValue }; } }
}
The problem is that the executed motion never makes it past the ClickUI task and so just continuously clicks on the search box. If a boolean for focus was available, I’d be able to just not execute the click event. Is there anything like that? Or a better way to accomplish this?
Thanks