mousecoords with var?

[Berend Jan]

hi guys,

I was making a script and I was wondering if there is any way to "recall" the coords where I need them. I was thinking about this (which doesn't work of course):

$Locvar= 100, 200
mouseclick ("left", $Locvar, 2)

Maybe you guys have a way to make this possible?

Berend Jan

[nobby]

This works...

$Locvar= 100
$Locvar2= 200
mouseclick ("left", $Locvar, $Locvar2, 2)

[buzz44]

$Locvar= "100, 200"
MouseClick ("left", $Locvar, 2)

You just enclose the $Locvar in quotation marks.

[CyberSlug]

$Locvar= "100, 200"
MouseClick ("left", $Locvar, 2)

You just enclose the $Locvar in quotation marks.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

This is incorrect

You cannot combine two parameters of a function into one variable! You must specify a separate variable for each parameter.

If you wanted to create your own function that takes a single string (text) paramter that contains two numbers separated by a comma, you can:

$Locvar= "100,200"
_MyMouseClick ("left", $Locvar, 2)

Func _MyMouseClick($button, $point, $clicks = 1, $speed = 10)
    Local $coords = StringSplit($point, ",")
    If UBound($coords) = 3 Then MouseClick($button, Number($coords[1]), Number($coords[2]), $clicks, $speed)
EndFunc

[buzz44]

I tested it and it worked .

Edit: Bug?

Edited April 27, 2005 by Burrup

[Berend Jan]

$Locvar= "100, 200"
MouseClick ("left", $Locvar, 2)

You just enclose the $Locvar in quotation marks.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

this does work for me. just tested it. thanks you guys. you have been a great help.