public var SemanticsPropertyReceiver.accessibilityClassName: String by
SemanticsPropertiesAndroid.AccessibilityClassNameConfiguration toggle to map testTags to resource-id.
This provides a way of filling in AccessibilityNodeInfo.viewIdResourceName, which in the View System is populated based on the resource string in the XML.
testTags are also provided in AccessibilityNodeInfo.extras under key "androidx.compose.ui.semantics.testTag". However, when using UIAutomator or on Android 7 and below, extras are not available, so a more backwards-compatible way of making testTags available to accessibility-tree-based integration tests is sometimes needed. resource-id was the most natural property to repurpose for this.
This property applies to a semantics subtree. For example, if it's set to true on the root semantics node of the app (and no child nodes set it back to false), then every testTag will be mapped. / public var SemanticsPropertyReceiver.testTagsAsResourceId: Boolean by SemanticsPropertiesAndroid.TestTagsAsResourceId
/* Semantics that maps directly to the android.view.accessibility.AccessibilityNodeInfo.className. Accessibility services will use this to describe the element or do customizations.
Developers will rarely set it directly. In most cases the android.view.accessibility.AccessibilityNodeInfo.className is derived from other semantics automatically. This property can be useful for niche use cases where deriving the classname is not possible or a special customisation is required.
Note that when you assign this semantics, it will override a AccessibilityNodeInfo's classname that would otherwise be determined automatically through the presence of other semantics properties.
The value of this property is not an arbitrary string. It should correspond to the type or a constant defined on Android platform. For example, to assign a button classname you would use "android.widget.Button".
