问题
The Coded UI Test Builder application in Visual Studio is very useful when hand-writing Coded UI Tests. It has an 'inspector' type tool that shows properties for a selected control, which makes searching for the control very simple.
At the moment the only way I am able to launch this tool is by going through the 'add new Coded UI Test' wizard. This launches fine, however it
- creates a new empty coded UI test
- closes down when I next run a test or start debugging in Visual Studio
Has anyone advice on how to launch the tool without adding a new Coded UI Test? Any other suggestions around inspecting controls with a hand-written Coded UI Test? I'm working in WPF if it makes any difference.
回答1:
With a class like this one, right clicking inside the test method should give you a "Generate Code for Coded UI Test" -> "Use Coded UI Test Builder" option. It will still minimize Visual Studio, but it shouldn't create a new test method. There is also a keyboard shortcut: CTRL+\, CTRL+C
[CodedUITest]
public class MyUITests
{
public MyUITests()
{
}
[TestMethod]
public void StartMyTest()
{
//right click in here to get the context menu option
}
}
回答2:
- You can open Visual Studio command prompt
- execute "codedUITestBuilder.exe /standalone"
回答3:
You can also right click the UIMap.uitest file in Solution Explorer and select "Edit with Coded UI Test Builder" No need for a Coded UI Test this way
回答4:
Right click inside [TestMethod] and you will get the option for Edit with coded ui test builder.Click on that you can get test builder. If you right click outside of [TestMethod] than "Edit with coded ui test builder" option will not come
回答5:
You can open coded UI builder by right clicking in between the Test Method or scripts and click on "Edit with coded ui test builder".
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6260522/launching-the-coded-ui-test-builder-without-creating-a-new-coded-ui-test