Wpf spy tools

Why can't I snoop. How do i build Snoop? Contact Where can i download Snoop? NET Framework 4. NET 6. NET versions prior to. NET Core 3. Refresh thanks mikel Usability improvements for process dropdown thanks mikel Support for displaying the logical tree and the tree of WPF automation peers Ability to inspect Popup without opening it Snoop. Documentation on how to use Snoop Unfortunately there isn't any exhaustive documentation on how to use Snoop and there are plenty of hidden features.

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Join the SmartBear Connect Today. The content you requested has been removed. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Asked by:. Archived Forums. Programming Silverlight with. NET — General. NET applications. Sign in to vote. Hi, Apparently there currently aren't any tools for Silverlight for live spying on event activity or live browsing of the element-tree at runtime? Thanks, Alan Cobb www. Tuesday, September 4, PM.

Thanks for your interest in it though, reminds me that I really need to start investigating how to attach to Silverlight applications : I'm also preparing an update for Snoop the first in waaaaay too long very soon now, but it's still WPF only.

Hi Pete, That's great news that a Snoop-for-Silverlight is on your radar! Wednesday, September 5, PM. No event monitoring, but you can tweak some properties. Alan Cobb www. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. I'm working with a winforms application that is targeting. I've used Snoop to inspect wpf elements in the past, and I've come across Hawekeye as well.

However, it appears hawkeye is not compatible with. Are there any tools out there than can give me similar results? Seems like the old tools no longer work like UI Spy either. Microsoft have an Inspect tool available here Inspect tool. It's part of the Win8 SDK. It works for me with. NET Framework 4. Try the nuget package: WinForm. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group.

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