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Re:AXToolbarButton issue
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Re:AXToolbarButton issue


  • Subject: Re:AXToolbarButton issue
  • From: Mike Engber <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 11 Nov 2002 17:46:37 -0800

The AXToolbarButton attribute of the AXApplication element appears to have a
description of "AXMinimizeButton." I assume this is a bug. But maybe I'm
reading it wrong. Anybody?

AXToolbarButton is an attribute of windows, not apps. If you're seeing it as an
attribute of an app it's a bug. What app?

As an attribute of a window, its value should be a UI element with role="AXButton" and
subrole="AXToolbarButton". What you describe sounds like some window is returning its
minimize button instead of its toolbar button (press it using UI element inspector and
see what happens. Either way, it's a bug. What app.

I don't think this is a widespread problem since I can't repro it.

In general - when you post q's like this it would be helpful to provide some app(s) as a
frame of reference. Try it against TextEdit & some Carbon app (not the Finder) and we can
get an idea if it's a framework specific problem.

-ME
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