Simple mouse dobleclick at two spots in loop

[Hulubulu]

Hi everyone

I'm pretty new to this so bear with it

 

At this moment I need a script that double clicks at one spot, waits for 500ms then doubleclicks at another spot, and then it should continue in a loop.
I tried so far this but it comes with an error.

HotKeySet("{esc}","LoopFlagToggle")

$loopflag = 0

Do
MouseClick($MOUSE_CLICK_PRIMARY, 211, 173, 2)
Sleep (500)
MouseClick($MOUSE_CLICK_PRIMARY, 257, 168, 2)
Sleep (500)
Until $loopflag <> 0

Func LoopFlagToggle()

$loopflag = 1

EndFunc

 

[Malkey]

If the error is
"warning: $MOUSE_CLICK_PRIMARY: possibly used before declaration.",
then add

#include <AutoItConstants.au3>

to the top of your script - as per MouseClick() example in AutoIt help file.  

This will add the missing variable declaration to your script.

When in SciTE, place the cursor on the "#include <...." line.  Then press SciTE menu>Tools>Open include.  The .au3 include file will open and you will be able to inspect that file for the previously missing variable declaration, if needs be.

[Hulubulu]

Thanks, that did the trick.

Well just another problem now. What if I want to use it in an inactive window, how do I do that?

[Hulubulu]

1 hour ago, Malkey said:

If the error is
"warning: $MOUSE_CLICK_PRIMARY: possibly used before declaration.",
then add

#include <AutoItConstants.au3>

to the top of your script - as per MouseClick() example in AutoIt help file.  

This will add the missing variable declaration to your script.

When in SciTE, place the cursor on the "#include <...." line.  Then press SciTE menu>Tools>Open include.  The .au3 include file will open and you will be able to inspect that file for the previously missing variable declaration, if needs be.

Thanks, that did the trick.

Well just another problem now. What if I want to use it in an inactive window, how do I do that? 

[careca]

What was the need for double post? and quoting what someone just said?

Well tipically when you click an inactive window it becomes active, not sure there's a way around that, maybe i didn't understand the question right, you can always activate it.

[XaelloNegative]

I think you @Hulubulu can use the WinwaitActive() function.  

[XaelloNegative]

@Hulubulu what are you trying to accomplish anyway? What kind of program are you trying to create?