Clicking on current Mouse Positon

[BooMeR]

What is the command for AutoIt to send the LeftClick command to the current x and y position of the mouse?

[Ejoc]

$szFunc = "MouseClick"
$szFile = RegRead("HKLM\SOFTWARE\AutoIt v3\AutoIt","InstallDir")
if $szFile <> "" Then
    Run(@ComSpec & ' /c START "" "' & $szFile & '\AutoIt.chm"',"",@SW_HIDE)
    WinWait("AutoIt Help")
    Send("!n" & $szFunc & "{ENTER}")
Endif

[BooMeR]

how about multiple times?

[buzz44]

Read the help file...

MouseClick ( "button" [, x, y [, clicks [, speed ]]] )

Actually. Just read.

Hint: Clicks

Edited April 23, 2005 by Burrup

[BooMeR]

Dam i posted in the wrong section, i have V.2, can anyone move this puhlzz?

lol srry, im totally new to "real" scripting

ehh srry i dont think im getting you, can u put that in an example?

Edited April 23, 2005 by BooMeR

[herewasplato]

If you are new, then why learn V2?

Why not upgrade to V3?

These are not rhetorical questions! :-)

[MarkMarkMark]

$Mousepos = MouseGetPos()

This sould get you started

[herewasplato]

$Mousepos = MouseGetPos()

This sould get you started

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BooMeR has version 2 of AutoIt and has reposted this question to the V2 area.

You could write a script that has a hotkey function which sends the click to the current position of the mouse. Did V2 have hotkey? ...been too long.

run script

manually move mouse to the desired position

press hotkey

the script will then

"send the LeftClick command to the current x and y position of the mouse"

the script can then exit or loop as desired.

perhaps a useful script until you can replace that defective mouse

Edited April 23, 2005 by herewasplato