Getting a reference to the Actions on a Wrapper in TestSDK using a generic method

@AaronB I am tagging you on this.  You are the TestSDK guru and you might have a quick solution to this.  :-)

This is probably more of a C# question, but hopefully it is an easy answer.

I am running a large number of reports in TestSDK.  This is an example of the code I am using to run a report which works just fine.

public void APBalanceByGLAccount()
{
	using (TestExecution.CreateTestStepGroup(ICSMessages.APBalancebyGLAccount))
	{
		AP632000APBalanceByGLAccount screen = new AP632000APBalanceByGLAccount();
		screen.OpenScreen();
		screen.Run();
		screen.Excel();
	}
}

Rather than have this code duplicated 50 times, I want to use a generic method where I just pass in the wrapper and generate the report.  When I explicitly setup the screen object above, it automatically gives me access to .Run() and .Excel().

The generic method code below runs and opens the screen for the GL Register report.  I just can’t find a way to run the report and export it to Excel.

public static void RunReport<T>()
	where T : Wrapper, new()
{
	Wrapper screen = new T();

	screen.OpenScreen();

	//how do i get a reference to pForm in the wrapper which contains the Run and Excel buttons?

	//screen.Run();
	//screen.Excel();
}

For the GL Register report, I call this method using:

RunReport<GL620500GLRegister>();

The code runs and opens the screen.  Yay!

This is the wrapper for this screen:

public partial class GL620500GLRegister : GL620500
{
	public c__pform pForm { get; } = new c__pform("viewer_par_tab_t0_s0", "_pForm");
}

I think I need to get a reference to pForm so that the “screen” variable in my method sees the .Run and .Excel commands.  

How do I get a reference to those buttons?  Since this is being done “generically”, I cannot find a way to reference screen.Run().