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…odule Only the module builds these results; callers read them. An internal constructor makes that a compiler rule rather than a convention.
… pointer input simulate-mouse-ui needs to press UI Toolkit controls at the points screenshot annotations report. Going through the uGUI bridge does not work there: it flips Y with Screen.height, which outside the player loop is the size of whichever Editor view was drawn last. UIToolkitScreenElements.FindPointerTarget maps the point onto each panel with the same function Unity applies to input, tries panels front to back, and reports the outermost control around the picked element, so the path matches the annotation even on a scrollbar's arrow or a slider's input field. Elements outside every document, such as an open dropdown's menu, get no path. The returned target sends pointer down, move and up events to the panel without a target, so Unity delivers them to the element holding the pointer or under it, as with real input. Once the owning document is disabled or destroyed, the target sends nothing and throws nothing, because that can happen between resolving and pressing and during cleanup.
…aviour unchanged) Clicks and long presses are about to reach UI Toolkit controls as well as uGUI ones. The executor now works with one IMouseUiPressTarget and the hit report it captured before the first await, so a second kind of target can slot in without new branches in the timeout, pause and cleanup paths. UguiPressTarget carries the existing uGUI dispatch unchanged: the click events, the long-press pointer down, and the pointer up in the finally, with the release decision still captured as a plain bool. The response factory takes the hit report instead of a name and a hit flag. The source guard test now checks the captured report and the release bool in their new places. The SimulateMouseUi assembly references the shared UI Toolkit module, which the next change uses.
…rols A click at a screenshot annotation's SimX/SimY on a UI Toolkit control used to report "no UI element hit": the uGUI bridge to UI Toolkit flips Y with Screen.height, which outside the player loop is the size of the last Editor view drawn, so the press landed beside the control. Clicks and long presses now look up the UI Toolkit control at the requested point directly and send it pointer events, so the result no longer depends on Screen. The uGUI side leaves out the bridge's panel hits. Where both are under the point, the uGUI hit wins only when its raycaster's sort priority is greater than the panel's sorting order, the same order the EventSystem applies to real input; a uGUI image without handlers in front still blocks the panel. UI Toolkit presses work without an EventSystem. A click with neither an EventSystem nor a UI Toolkit control under the point fails and names both. Bypass presses and drags still need an EventSystem and fail with the same message as before, and a bypass path containing '#' that matches nothing explains that UI Toolkit paths are not accepted there. Responses add UiSystem (UGUI, empty for physics targets, UIToolkit) and HitPath in the form annotations use, and UI Toolkit hits are named as such in the message.
…ated points The UI Toolkit annotation E2E now drives simulate-mouse-ui at the coordinates the elements-only capture reports, in both the POSIX and PowerShell scripts: - a click on a button reports UIToolkit, its annotation path and name, and a click on a scrollbar reports the scrollbar, not a part inside it - a click on the covered part of a button reaches the panel in front, and a click at the annotated point reaches the button - a disabled button receives the press without reacting - a long press clicks once on release - the uGUI button still reacts and reports UGUI - a click still works after the EventSystem is disabled The existing simulate-mouse-input click stays as its own step. The listener and EventSystem changes are made in PlayMode only and go away when the script stops PlayMode.
…cument behind it Disabling a document leaves its shared panel alive, so a press sent anyway hits nothing and the test could not tell sending from not sending. A second document behind it on the same panel now counts any press that gets through.
…lkit The simulate-mouse-ui skill now names UI Toolkit, drops the claim that it cannot reach UI Toolkit entries, and explains in a new reference how presses are delivered, how overlaps with uGUI are decided, that no EventSystem is needed, and what is not supported. The output reference documents UiSystem and HitPath. The simulate-mouse-input, screenshot annotation, and package tool docs point to simulate-mouse-ui for UI Toolkit controls. Generated skill copies and the tool catalog are regenerated.
Drag state treats a destroyed target as no drag in progress through Unity's null check on the stored GameObject. Nothing pinned that: a DragMove then reports no drag, and a click or a new DragStart is not refused as overlapping an active drag.
…nchanged) Drag state stored the uGUI target and its PointerEventData, and the executors drove both directly. A drag session now owns them: it moves the pointer, says whether the drag can continue, and finishes it. Interpolation runs in input coordinates and asks the session where the pointer is; for uGUI that is derived from the stored screen position, so the screen points a drag passes are the same as before. A destroyed target still ends the drag on its own, which a test added beforehand pins.
Drag, DragStart, DragMove and DragEnd starting on a UI Toolkit control now press it, move, and release through its panel at the annotated coordinates, choosing between uGUI and UI Toolkit by the same rule as clicks. They work without an EventSystem; uGUI drags still need one, and a split uGUI drag whose EventSystem goes away fails as before and stays in progress. A drop target is refused on UI Toolkit drags before anything is sent; on DragEnd the drag stays in progress so it can end without one. A split drag whose document is disabled fails and ends; one whose document is destroyed counts as ended, as a destroyed uGUI target does. Every exit releases the button, and drag responses now carry UiSystem and HitPath.
UI Toolkit passes handler exceptions on to whoever sent the event, where uGUI's ExecuteEvents logs and swallows them, so a press handler that threw left the button held. Click now releases in a finally, and a long press presses inside the try whose finally releases. The exception still ends the command. Also pins that a fractional panel sorting order is rounded down when compared with a Canvas: the existing cases passed with truncation or rounding up as well.
…ouse-ui-uitk-drag
A press that throws when a UI Toolkit drag starts is released before the exception leaves, and DragStart then keeps no drag in progress. Ending a split drag clears it even when the release throws. A move that throws leaves the drag in progress with the button held, as a cancelled DragMove does, so DragEnd can still release it.
The UI Toolkit E2E, in both scripts, now drags the demo's volume slider from its left edge to its right edge in one shot, then in steps: to its centre and back to its left edge, checking the value after each. The demo slider loses its label so its annotated bounds are the track, and exposes its value for the scripts. The click without an EventSystem stays the last step.
The UI Toolkit reference gains a Drags section: what moves, starting on a slider's track, the drop target being uGUI-only, what happens when the document goes away or a handler throws, and keeping the real mouse away during split drags. The output reference says UiSystem and HitPath now cover drags, what HitGameObjectName names when the picked UI Toolkit element is not a control, and when HitPath is null. The skill's examples show the plain one-shot drag again.
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Review comments at @Assets/Tests/PlayMode/SimulateMouseUiToolkitDragTests.cs:
- Around line 452-458: Store the log callback used by the drag test in a field
and unsubscribe it at the start of TearDown, clearing the field afterward.
Update the test’s normal cleanup to clear the field after unsubscribing as well,
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Clean up recordErrors in TearDown.
If either nested wait fails, execution does not reach line 458. The callback can remain subscribed and receive logs from later tests. Store the callback in a field and remove it at the start of TearDown.
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private SimulateMouseUiTool _tool = null!;
private SimulateMouseUiResponse _lastResponse = null!;
+ private UnityEngine.Application.LogCallback? _recordErrors;
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Store the log callback used by the drag test in a field and unsubscribe it at
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| - `HitGameObjectName`: Name of the GameObject that received the pointer events (nullable string; null if nothing was hit). It is the event-handler target resolved up the hierarchy from the raycast hit (the first `IPointerDownHandler`, else the first `IPointerClickHandler`, for `Click`/`LongPress`; the first `IDragHandler` for drags), so it can be an ancestor of the topmost raycast hit — a Button's child Text reports the Button. With `--bypass-raycast` it is the handler resolved the same way from `--target-path` (also possibly an ancestor), not the raycast hit and not necessarily the raw path GameObject itself. For a UI Toolkit hit it is the name of the outermost control an annotation would list (the same as the annotation's `Name`); when the picked element is not inside such a control (a bare `Label` or `VisualElement`), it is that element's own `name`, or its type name when empty, and the element is not annotated. Unlike uGUI, which reports null when no handler is found, UI Toolkit reports the picked element whether or not it handles pointer events | ||
| - `UiSystem`: Which UI system received the press (nullable string; `Click`/`LongPress` and drags, null if nothing was hit): `UGUI` for a target under a Canvas, `UIToolkit` for a UI Toolkit control, and `""` for a non-UI target such as a physics object | ||
| - `HitPath`: Path of the hit target in the form `AnnotatedElements[].Path` uses (nullable string; `Click`/`LongPress` and drags): a hierarchy path for GameObjects, `Document/Path#element` for UI Toolkit controls. Null when nothing was hit, or when the hit element belongs to no document, such as the menu of an open dropdown |
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Update the stale “UI Toolkit Elements” section.
The source and both checked-in copies still say that only Click and LongPress reach UI Toolkit controls. The same skill documents UI Toolkit drag support. Update the source text and synchronize both copies.
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-`Click` and `LongPress` reach UI Toolkit controls at their annotated `SimX`/`SimY`. How presses are delivered and what is not supported: `ui-toolkit.md`.
+`Click`, `LongPress`, and the drag actions reach UI Toolkit controls at their annotated `SimX`/`SimY`. How presses and drags are delivered and what is not supported: `ui-toolkit.md`.🧰 Tools
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[style] ~8-~8: Consider shortening this phrase to just ‘whether’, unless you mean ‘regardless of whether’.
Context: ..., UI Toolkit reports the picked element whether or not it handles pointer events - UiSystem:...
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Update the stale UI Toolkit Elements wording in the source documentation and
synchronize both checked-in copies to state that Click, LongPress, and drag
actions reach UI Toolkit controls at their annotated SimX/SimY, and that
ui-toolkit.md describes how presses and drags are delivered.
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…n EventSystem Two drags over a uGUI drag target laid on the slider pin the choice at the drag start: the Canvas sorted above the panel gets the drag, the panel sorted above the Canvas gets it. A bypass Drag and DragStart on an existing uGUI drag target still fail without an EventSystem, now that the use case no longer refuses all drags up front.
Inserting the drag overlap helper left the comment describing CreateCanvasElement's offset above the new helper instead.
The UI Toolkit section of the output reference still named only clicks and long presses.
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Summary
simulate-mouse-uiDragand the split drag (DragStart/DragMove/DragEnd) now reach UI Toolkit controls at their annotated coordinates, so aSliderorScrollerfollows the drag, with or without an EventSystem.UiSystemandHitPath, as clicks already do.User Impact
Changes
--drop-target-pathon a UI Toolkit drag is refused before anything is sent; onDragEndthe drag stays in progress so it can end without one.DragMovedoes.references/ui-toolkit.md; the output reference covers drags forUiSystem/HitPath, whatHitGameObjectNamenames for a non-control UI Toolkit hit, and whenHitPathis null; the skill examples show the plain one-shot drag again. Generated skill copies regenerated.Exits and the press/release pair
--drop-target-pathVerification
MouseUiDragTargetResolverTests3/3,MouseUiSimulationResponseFactoryTests15/15,StaticFacadeStateGuardTests20/20,MouseUiHitPriorityTests8/8.SimulateMouseUiToolkitDragTests25/25 (new),SimulateMouseUiToolkitTests22/22,SimulateMouseUiTests33/33,SimulateMouseUiInputSystemTests2/2.check-skill-size: pass.sync-tool-docs --check: no drift.scripts/test-screenshot-uitoolkit-annotation.sh: PASS 3 times in a row;.ps1with pwsh: PASS once;scripts/test-simulate-mouse-demo.sh: PASS.git statusunchanged after every run.SplitDrag_WhenUguiTargetDestroyed_TreatsDragAsEndedSplitDrag_OnUIToolkitSlider_MovesStepwiseAndClearsand 8 moreSplitDrag_WhenUIToolkitDocumentDisabled_FailsAndClearsDragStart_WhenUIToolkitPressHandlerThrows_ReleasesAndLeavesNoDragDragEnd_WhenUIToolkitReleaseHandlerThrows_StillEndsDragDrag_WhereUguiCanvasSortsAbovePanel_DragsUguiDrag_WherePanelSortsAboveUguiCanvas_DragsUIToolkitBypassDrag_WithoutEventSystem_FailsAsBefore(an EventSystem assert is logged further down).ps1ran under pwsh on macOS only) and Unity 6.