SetCursorPos (help)

[Mouse]

Can someone help me with this?

I'm trying to (set) the mouse position with

$Haha = DllCall("user32.dll "," bool "," SetCursorPos "," int ",997," int ", 435)

and when i run that, there is no errors... but it doesn't set my mouse to that position

Here is my script... when i press the middle mouse button it is suppose to run $Haha

but again - it doesnt

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#Include
#include
#include


Local $hDLL = DllOpen("user32.dll")

While 1
If _IsPressed("04", $hDLL) Then
lol()
; Now wait until the key is released
While _IsPressed("04", $hDLL)
Sleep(10) ; ; You need this to keep the CPU from overheating when in this inner loop
WEnd
EndIf
Sleep(10) ; You also need this to keep the CPU from overheating when in this outer loop
WEnd



Func lol()


;;;;;;;;;;;
$hDLL = DllOpen("user32.dll")
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;


DllCall("user32.dll "," bool "," SetCursorPos "," int ",997," int ", 435)


endfunc

[Melba23]

Mouse,

And why are you not using MouseMove?

M23

[Mouse]

  On 2/27/2013 at 4:13 PM, 'Melba23 said:

Mouse,

And why are you not using MouseMove?

M23

Tryin' something different

I have been using Autoit for about 2 years now, and i have always been using Mousemove...

so i want to see if i can approach this a different way by using this method and actually setting the mouse position; thats all.

Edited February 27, 2013 by Mouse

[PhoenixXL]

This does

DllCall("user32.dll ","bool","SetCursorPos","int",997,"int", 435)

Why to add unnecessary spaces

please do check the error macro you are definitely gonna get an error

Regards

Edited February 27, 2013 by PhoenixXL

[conkel]

I think I have the same problem too...

I want to write a number in a small box-window but it doesnt do it, what it does:

It writes the number at the same place where my mouse is - which is wrong.

I am telling to go to the box-window in this case:ClassnameNN:TEdit16

I am using following command lines:

ControlClick("[ClassnameNN:TEdit16]", "", "")

Send($wert[1])

Could somebody help me,

Thanks

[LarryDalooza]

try ControlFocus()

[conkel]

I used ControlFocus()

but I still have the same problem....the curser goes to the last place I clicked before I startet my program.

I used follwing code:

WinActivate("[CLASS:TVMU]", "")

WinWaitActive ("[CLASS:TVMU]", "")

Controlfocus("[ClassnameNN:TEdit16]", "", "")

send("1000")

This is the information I get from Autoit v3 Window Info:

>>>> Control <<<<

Class: TEdit

Instance: 16

ClassnameNN: TEdit16

Name:

Advanced (Class): [CLASS:TEdit; INSTANCE:16]

ID: 3408674 //Not always the same

Text:

Position: 93, 301 //Always the same

Size: 60, 24 //Not always the same

ControlClick Coords: 10, 10

Style: 0x540000C0 // Not always the same

ExStyle: 0x00000200 // Not always the same

Handle: 0x00340322