Accessing child components of a WPF / Silverlight ListBox

The attached zipfile includes a sample application that contains a sample WPF application with a list-box that contains three textblocks for each item. The sample script traverses the items in the list and each of the controls in each item.

We use a custom function to access the controls:

function DumpUIAChildren(objRule, rootObj) {
    Tester.Message("Name: " + objRule.objectName(rootObj) + " objectClass: " + objRule.objectClass(rootObj));

    // Learn the child as 'SeSObject'. Now we can use standard methods (Do... Get... Set...)
    var sesObj = SeSTryMatch(rootObj);
    // .highlight() is undocumented but very useful
    sesObj.highlight();
    sesObj.DoMouseMove(10, 10);

    var ccount = objRule.childCount(rootObj);
    Tester.Message("# of children: " + ccount);

    for (var i = 0; i < ccount; i++) {
        var childObj = objRule.childAt(rootObj, i);
        DumpUIAChildren(objRule, childObj);
    }
}

Once you have this function added to the Test.user.js file you can use it with your learned ListBox object:

var list = SeS('List');
DumpUIAChildren(list.rule, list.instance);

The full source code is in the attached zipfile.