how can i set mouse location without moving it

[Razelto]

hello i  am new to autoit forums and i need some help 

i want to set mouse location without moving it or use mousegetpos

my example is easy i need to declare 3 locations  and get them from other script

i have $X1 and $Y1 but what i need is  $location1 = $X1, $Y1 but i know won´t work like that

 

 

 

location.au3

[spudw2k]

One option, you could employ an multidimensional array to hold the coordinate(s) then reference them as such.

;Enums just for ease of use
Global Enum $COORD_X, $COORD_Y

;Declare and Initilize Array
;                         X   Y
Local $aLocation[1][2]=[[780,600]]

MouseMove ($aLocation[0][$COORD_X], $aLocation[0][$COORD_Y])
ToolTip("mouse is here")

or

Global Enum $COORD_X, $COORD_Y
;Declare array and assign values "later"
Local $aLocation[1][2]
$aLocation[0][$COORD_X] = 780
$aLocation[0][$COORD_Y] = 600

MouseMove ($aLocation[0][$COORD_X], $aLocation[0][$COORD_Y])
ToolTip("mouse is here")

 

Not sure how much value that adds for you, but there's an example.

[Razelto]

thank you for your fast answer but i just reliazed it is not possible what i wated 

mousemove needs both x and y to be declared, 

mousemove($location1) would be a bad statement

 

[spudw2k]

Correct, you have to provide both coords to the mousemove function.  You could make a custom function that parses and passes the coords to the mousemove func.

crude example:
 

#include <StringConstants.au3>

_MoveMouse("780,600")

Func _MoveMouse($sCoords = "0,0")
    $aCoords = StringSplit($sCoords,",",$STR_NOCOUNT)
    If UBound($aCoords) <> 2 Then Return SetError(1,0,0)
    Return MouseMove($aCoords[0],$aCoords[1])
EndFunc

 

[Razelto]

i was just thinking anout fuction and then call the function, i am learning ...

thanks for the help

Quote

Func location1()

$X1 =780
$Y1 = 600

MouseMove ($X1, $Y1)
ToolTip("mouse is here")
Sleep(2000)

EndFunc

Func location2()

$X2 =600
$Y2 = 708

MouseMove ($X2, $Y2)
ToolTip("mouse is here")
Sleep(2000)

EndFunc

location1()

Location2()

 

[Razelto]

I got it solved. I made 3 funcitions and then call them from main file.

I need to call them like 20 times that´s why i wated more simple not always typing coords.

Func location1()

$X1 =780
$Y1 = 100


MouseMove ($X1, $Y1)
Sleep(100)
MouseClick("left",$X1,$Y1,1)


EndFunc

Func location2()

$X2 =780
$Y2 = 225


MouseMove ($X2, $Y2)
Sleep(100)
MouseClick("left",$X2,$Y2,1)

EndFunc

Func location3()

$X3 =780
$Y3 = 350

MouseMove ($X3, $Y3)
Sleep(100)
MouseClick("left",$X3,$Y3,1)

EndFunc

Once again thanks and sorry for spamming,  I am new.

[spudw2k]

All good; if you want to improve your coding skillz, take another look at my example.  I created a custom (modular) function that I can provide coordinates to.  It's more efficient than copying and pasting more-or-less the same code over and over.  Write once, run many.

;untested
_MoveAndClickMouse(780,600)
_MoveAndClickMouse(780,225)
_MoveAndClickMouse(780,350)

Func _MoveAndClickMouse($X, $Y)
    MouseMove($X,$Y)
    Sleep(100)
    MouseClick("Left",$X,$Y,1)
EndFunc

Just a suggestion for consideration

Edited January 6, 2017 by spudw2k

[Razelto]

Your example works very well, but it does all together.

I want to  call them at specified time, using  timer, in other situations works flawless.