DH.Window.UITool

DH.Window.UITool is a Windows UI automation scripting tool for inspecting desktop UI elements, building repeatable scripts, and capturing long scrolling content, including full web pages.

Version: 1.0.0.1

Korean version: README.ko.md

Overview

DH.Window.UITool helps you:

• browse top-level windows and UI Automation elements
• inspect element properties in a tree + property panel workflow
• build .dhuiscript scripts in a tabbed editor
• run automation commands such as FIND, UIAFIND, SET, WINDOW, WAIT, KEY, CAPTURE, LOG, and WHILE
• capture long web pages or scrollable document areas into stitched screenshots

Main Features

• Window picker for selecting a target window directly from the desktop
• Tree view for grouped process/window inspection
• Property panel with copy helpers for values and name=value
• Script editor with autocomplete and command help
• Built-in help documents for supported commands
• Included sample scripts for browser capture with auto-scroll and stitched long-image output
• Recent script history
• Main window size/position restore on restart
• Sample scripts copied to output for quick start

Quick Start

1. Launch DH.Window.UITool.exe.
2. Pick or browse a target window from the left tree.
3. Open a sample script from DH.Window.UIToolSol/doc/samples or create a new .dhuiscript.
4. Run the script and review the result in Run Log.

Supported Script Dialog Commands

The current UI interaction commands include:

• SHOW_MSGBOX
• SHOW_PICKWINDOW
• SHOW_OPEN_FILE
• SHOW_SAVE_FILE
• SHOW_SELECT_FOLDER

Sample Scripts

Sample scripts are included under DH.Window.UIToolSol/doc/samples:

• capture_web_example.dhuiscript
• capture_web_with_prompt.dhuiscript
• log_checkpoint_example.dhuiscript

The browser capture samples are ready to demonstrate a practical end-to-end workflow:

1. prompt for the browser window
2. prompt for the output folder
3. move the page to the top
4. auto-scroll while capturing frames
5. save a stitched long screenshot

Build

Requirements:

• Windows 10 or later
• Visual Studio 2022
• .NET Framework 4.6.2

Build with Visual Studio or MSBuild:

MSBuild.exe DH.Window.UIToolSol.sln -t:Build -p:Configuration=Debug -verbosity:minimal
MSBuild.exe DH.Window.UIToolSol.sln -t:Build -p:Configuration=Release -verbosity:minimal

Run the commands from DH.Window.UIToolSol/, or provide the solution path explicitly:

MSBuild.exe DH.Window.UIToolSol/DH.Window.UIToolSol.sln -t:Build -p:Configuration=Debug -verbosity:minimal
MSBuild.exe DH.Window.UIToolSol/DH.Window.UIToolSol.sln -t:Build -p:Configuration=Release -verbosity:minimal

Output binaries are generated under:

• DH.Window.UIToolSol/output/Debug
• DH.Window.UIToolSol/output/Release

Included Documentation

• DH.Window.UIToolSol/doc/help/ contains command reference documents used by the built-in help view.
• DH.Window.UIToolSol/doc/samples/ contains example scripts for common workflows such as browser capture and run log checkpoints.

Project Structure

• DH.Window.UIToolSol/workspace/DH.Window.UITool.Core/ - scripting engine and core logic
• DH.Window.UIToolSol/workspace/DH.Window.UITool/ - WinForms UI
• DH.Window.UIToolSol/doc/help/ - built-in command help markdown
• DH.Window.UIToolSol/doc/samples/ - sample .dhuiscript files

Screenshots

Main workspace

Shows:

• process-grouped window tree
• UI element structure view
• property inspection panel
• script editor with command help

Script run example

Shows:

• script editing workflow
• capture sample script
• command execution flow in Run Log

This sample-driven workflow is one of the main release highlights: you can start from the bundled browser capture script and produce a full-page stitched image without writing custom logic first.

Editor detail

Shows:

• script editing with command help and property inspection nearby
• dialog-oriented automation workflow using SHOW_* commands
• the authoring environment included in the first public release

Full-page browser capture result

Shows:

• a stitched long screenshot generated from a scrolling web page
• the practical output of the bundled browser capture sample script
• how the tool can capture content beyond a single visible viewport

Notes

• Command help markdown is shipped next to the executable so the app can open help without depending on the solution folder layout.

License

Licensed under the MIT License.