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Way to get the vertical scroll bar percentage

See original GitHub issue

Expected Behavior

Expect to get vertical scroll bar percentage

Actual Behavior

Able to scroll down Unable to get verticalscrollbar percentage So that we can determine scroll bar is 100% scrolled down

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

Short Example of Code to Demonstrate the Problem

Currently using get_propeties() method but it doesn`t have info about it

Specifications

Pywinauto version:0.6.8
Python version and bitness:3.7.8
Platform and OS: uia n Windows

Issue Analytics

State:
Created 2 years ago
Comments:5 (2 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

2reactions

YenikeRaghuRamcommented, Oct 19, 2021

Did you try the following code?

wrapper.iface_scroll.CurrentVerticalScrollPercent

This worked thank you so much

1reaction

YenikeRaghuRamcommented, Oct 20, 2021

(wrapper.iface_scroll.CurrentVerticalScrollPercent, wrapper.iface_scroll.CurrentVerticalViewSize) == (0,100)

Its working thank u for help

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