Add an example listing installed Windows updates.

examples/list_windows_updates.py

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+"""
+Example script for listing installed updates on Windows 10
+
+Requirements:
+  - Windows 10 (may work on Win7+)
+  - pywinauto 0.6.1+
+
+This example opens "Control Panel", navigates to "Installed Updates" page
+and lists all updates (for all apps) as well as OS Windows updates only.
+"""
+
+from __future__ import print_function
+from pywinauto import Application
+
+# Open "Control Panel"
+Application().start('control.exe')
+app = Application(backend='uia').connect(path='explorer.exe', title='Control Panel')
+
+# Go to "Programs"
+app.window(title='Control Panel').ProgramsHyperlink.invoke()
+app.wait_cpu_usage_lower(threshold=0.5, timeout=30, usage_interval=1.0)
+
+# Go to "Installed Updates"
+app.window(title='Programs').child_window(title='View installed updates', control_type='Hyperlink').invoke()
+app.wait_cpu_usage_lower(threshold=0.5, timeout=30, usage_interval=1.0)
+
+list_box = app.InstalledUpdates.FolderViewListBox
+
+# list all updates
+items = list_box.descendants(control_type='ListItem')
+all_updates = [item.window_text() for item in items]
+print('\nAll updates ({}):\n'.format(len(all_updates)))
+print(all_updates)
+
+# list updates from "Microsoft Windows" group only
+windows_group_box = list_box.child_window(title_re='^Microsoft Windows.*', control_type='Group')
+windows_items = windows_group_box.descendants(control_type='ListItem')
+windows_updates = [item.window_text() for item in windows_items]
+print('\nWindows updates only ({}):\n'.format(len(windows_updates)))
+print(windows_updates)