mouse over

[zeroZshadow]

is there a way so i can check if my mouse in over the picture??

like a function that returns 1 if it is above it and 0 if it isn't

thanks

[Josbe]

is there a way so i can check if my mouse in over the picture??

like a function that returns 1 if it is above it and 0 if it isn't

thanks

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Yes, but the image like a control(GUI), browser?

[seandisanti]

Yes, but the image like a control(GUI), browser?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

you could just have a loop check mouse coords vs pic coords, and perform statements when the two coincide...check out MouseGetPos(),if the position of the image isn't static, you may want to make use of ControlGetPos() to specify the area you want for the mouse over...with those two functions and a loop w/ condition check, you should have no prob.

[zeroZshadow]

so you mean like:

if $mouseposX  > ($picX-1) and < ($picX+picwidht+1) then
 if $mouseposY  > ($picY-1) and < ($picY+picheight+1) then
   return 1
 endif
endif

[seandisanti]

so you mean like:

if $mouseposX  > ($picX-1) and < ($picX+picwidht+1) then
 if $mouseposY  > ($picY-1) and < ($picY+picheight+1) then
   return 1
 endif
endif

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

definitely on the right track (except the statement to the right of your and statement isn't one that would be evaluated the way you want it to). try something like this...

$pos = GetMousePos()
$cpos = ControlGetPos("MyWindow","",1111)
if $pos[0] > $cpos[0] and $pos[0] < $cpos[0] + $cpos[2] then
if $pos[1] > $cpos[1] and $pos[1] < $cpos[1] + $cpos[3] then
      MouseOverFuncNameHere()
EndIf
EndIf

***edit***

i hadn't initially given the ControlGetPos() the parameters it wanted. the only real changes you would have to make to use that codebit are the arguments for ControlGetPos() and the function name to call when the mouse is over the pic.

Edited July 27, 2005 by cameronsdad

[Lazycat]

is there a way so i can check if my mouse in over the picture??

like a function that returns 1 if it is above it and 0 if it isn't

thanks

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Prevoius suggestions absolutely right for foreign windows. But if you work with Autoit GUI, simpler to use GUIGetCursorInfo, it's return control ID where mouse over (fourth element of return array).