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Is it possible to simulate keyboard and mouse input programattically in UWP applications?
If it is - how?
I've found solutions for Windows Forms only.
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Topics in this section also document the XAML language as it's used by the UWP and basic to advanced scenarios about how to use XAML to define the UI for your UWP app.
The current trend is that UWP's internal components (WinUI/MSIX) are being expanded to support non-UWP scenarios, so UWP should remain active in the coming years, and we can see how far it goes.
Not every one of them, apps like UWP Notepad and the new Paint loads fast. But most of them like clock, photos, to do, mail, calendar etc. are very slow (they are working fine but takes much time to load). Although I have a low end laptop, even Visual Studio & Eclipse load faster than apps like Calendar & Photos.
A common API surface across all devicesA UWP app written in C++/WinRT has access to the Win32 APIs that are part of the UWP. These Win32 APIs are implemented by all Windows devices.
Take a look at the classes in the Windows.UI.Input.Preview.Injection namespace for this:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/windows.ui.input.preview.injection
Thanks, Stefan Wick - Windows Developer Platform
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