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I'm trying to write a simple program that lets you specify a series of clicks (and other actions) in a text file. It works pretty well so far, except that the window I'm using it on keeps closing when I try to send a click!

Here's my code:

$instructions = StringSplit(FileRead("instructions.txt"), @CRLF)
For $instruction In $instructions
If StringMid($instruction, 0, 1) = "#" Then
ContinueLoop
EndIf
$params = StringSplit($instruction, "$")
If UBound($params) >= 3 Then
$params[3] = "[CLASSNN:" & $params[3] & "]"
EndIf
Switch StringLower($params[1])
Case "click"
Click($params)
Case "type"
Type($params)
Case "tab"
Tab($params)
Case "select"
Select_($params)
Case "togglecheck"
ToggleCheck($params)
EndSwitch
Next

Func Click($params)
ControlClick($params[2], "", $params[3])
EndFunc

Func Type($params)
ControlSend($params[2], "", $params[3], $params[4])
EndFunc

Func Tab($params)
If $params[4] = "right" Then
ControlCommand($params[2], "", $params[3], "TabRight")
Else
ControlCommand($params[2], "", $params[3], "TabLeft")
EndIf
EndFunc

Func Select_($params)
ControlCommand($params[2], "", $params[3], "SelectString", $params[4])
EndFunc

Func ToggleCheck($params)
If ControlCommand($params[2], "", $params[3], "IsChecked") Then
ControlCommand($params[2], "", $params[3], "UnCheck")
Else
ControlCommand($params[2], "", $params[3], "Check")
EndIf
EndFunc

Here's instructions.txt:

tab$Local Area Connection Properties$SysTabControl321$right
click$Local Area Connection Properties$Button2

As you can probably tell, I'm testing it out on the Local Area Connection properties window in Control Panel. If I just put the first line in, it tabs just fine. But if I have both, the window closes instead of the button being clicked.

I've double-checked the control names with Window Info, and they're definitely right.

Please help!

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How have you attempted to debug your script to find the issue?

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