Hi Kyle,
I meant that it's always freezing when i set a breakpoint and it stops at it. I'm usually doing it because i want to check the values in an object at the breakpoint. I think it's freezing because of the mousehook and the system has to process to much or something like that?!
To the argument exception:
I found out that it's excel related. I tested it in Chrome, IE, Word and only Excel throws the exception.
It also throws the exception by a default condition like the following:
Condition conditions = new AndCondition(new PropertyCondition(AutomationElement.IsEnabledProperty, true),
new PropertyCondition(AutomationElement.ControlTypeProperty, ControlType.Pane));
I don't know, if i have to give up the idea but the search is to slow.
Even if i store the element after the element searching, i'm about +/- 80 milliseconds (the position is always changing, if it's an other workbook).
I don't know, if there's another way to search an element faster, may be something like searching by Win Api and after finding, cast the object to an UIA element?!
@youki “problem with the freezing” Does it mean form freezing? Did you try Task to do an asynchronous operation? And if you want to ignore the exception in Output, check "Enable Just My Code" in "Tools, Options, Debugging, General".