Why Does ControlClick Unfocus other windows!

[HamidZaeri]

when I use ControlClick, My current active window lose its focus (Sometimes)!

Is it natural or Is this a bug or something?

 

And I know this workaround, but it repeatedly change focus of my windows (Annoying)

$window = WinGetHandle("")
ControlClick('iTools模拟器2','','CHWindow1','left',1,80,40)
WinActivate($window)

 

And i used these functions, but same problem!

DllCall("user32.dll","int","SendMessage","hwnd",WinGetHandle($Window),"int",$WM_MOUSE,"int",0,"long",_MakeLong($X, $Y))

 

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If it helps, I'm on latest Autoit version and win 10 x64

Edited June 5, 2018 by HamidZaeri

[Bert]

are you doing something while the script is running? Like using your mouse?

[HamidZaeri]

  On 6/5/2018 at 11:38 AM, Bert said:

are you doing something while the script is running? Like using your mouse?

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Of course, I'm working with another window.

Do you want to say I should not use PC while autoit is running?

[JLogan3o13]

If you simply sit and let the script run, without doing anything else, does the active window still lose focus?

[HamidZaeri]

  On 6/5/2018 at 12:45 PM, JLogan3o13 said:

If you simply sit and let the script run, without doing anything else, does the active window still lose focus?

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Yep

Here is part of my codes:

$hWin[$i] = WinGetHandle($winid[$en[0]+$i],'sub')
    $hCtr[$i] = ControlGetHandle($hWin[$i],'','CHWindow1')

    Switch PixWinColor(13,54,$hWin[$i])
    Case 0x3281C6
        ControlClick($hWin[$i],'',$hCtr[$i],'left',2,80,40)
        ControlSend($hWin[$i],'',$hCtr[$i],$apn[$cn[0]+Mod($i+$j,$cn[1])])
        Sleep(20/$rate)
        ControlClick($hWin[$i],'',$hCtr[$i],'left',2,80,55)
        For $h = $cn[2] To $cn[2]+$cn[1]
            If StringLeft($apn[$cn[0]+Mod($i+$j,$cn[1])],6)=StringLeft($apn[$cn[0]+Mod($i+$j+$h,$cn[1])],6) And $apn[$cn[0]+Mod($i+$j,$cn[1])]<>$apn[$cn[0]+Mod($i+$j+$h,$cn[1])] Then
                ControlSend($hWin[$i],'',$hCtr[$i],$apn[$cn[0]+Mod($i+$j+$h,$cn[1])])
                ExitLoop
            EndIf
        Next
        Sleep(20/$rate)
        ControlClick($hWin[$i],'',$hCtr[$i],'left',2,80,70)
        ControlSend($hWin[$i],'',$hCtr[$i],$fee[0])
        Sleep(10/$rate)
        ControlClick($hWin[$i],'',$hCtr[$i],'left',1,7,191)

And afaik it's not related to ControlSend (tested)

[JLogan3o13]

ControlClick doesn't steal focus either. How about posting all of your code, or at least a runnable reproducer, so we can test, along with an explanation of what you're trying to do? We can't do anything with this snippet.

[HamidZaeri]

  On 6/5/2018 at 1:02 PM, JLogan3o13 said:

ControlClick doesn't steal focus either. How about posting all of your code, or at least a runnable reproducer, so we can test, along with an explanation of what you're trying to do? We can't do anything with this snippet.

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ControlClick is responsible for losing focus, Because when I remove them there's no problem!

It is all the script (I have removed some sensitive stuff).

Actually I use another script to ShellExecute This one .

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;If TimerDiff($time[$i]) < 200/$rate Then ContinueLoop
    Switch PixWinColor(13,54,$hWin[$i])
    Case 0x3281C6 ;Cards
        For $h = 0 To 10
            If PixWinColor(13,54,$hWin[$i])=0x2276BD Then ContinueCase
            If $err[$i][2] = 0 Then ExitLoop
            Sleep(15/$rate)
        Next
        ;$winid[0] = WinGetHandle('')
        If PixWinColor(73,107,$hWin[$i])=0xD4E4F3 Then ControlClick($hWin[$i],'',$hCtr[$i],'left',1,7,191)
        ;ControlClick($hWin[$i],'',$hCtr[$i],'left',2,80,40)
        ControlSend($hWin[$i],'',$hCtr[$i],$card[$cn[0]+Mod($i+$j,$cn[1])])
        Sleep(20/$rate)
        ControlClick($hWin[$i],'',$hCtr[$i],'left',2,80,55)
        For $h = $cn[2] To $cn[2]+$cn[1]
            If StringLeft($card[$cn[0]+Mod($i+$j,$cn[1])],6)=StringLeft($card[$cn[0]+Mod($i+$j+$h,$cn[1])],6) And $card[$cn[0]+Mod($i+$j,$cn[1])]<>$card[$cn[0]+Mod($i+$j+$h,$cn[1])] Then
                ControlSend($hWin[$i],'',$hCtr[$i],$card[$cn[0]+Mod($i+$j+$h,$cn[1])])
                ExitLoop
            EndIf
        Next
        If $i = $en[1] - 1 Then $cn[2] = Mod($cn[2],$cn[1]-1) + 1
        Sleep(20/$rate)
        ControlClick($hWin[$i],'',$hCtr[$i],'left',2,80,70)
        ControlSend($hWin[$i],'',$hCtr[$i],$fee[0])
        Sleep(10/$rate)
        If PixWinColor(145,170,$hWin[$i]) <> 0xFAFAFA Then
            ControlClick($hWin[$i],'',$hCtr[$i],'left',1,7,191)
            $fee[0] += 1
            $err[$i][2] += 1
            ResetErr(2)
            If $err[$i][2] > 2 And Mod(100*$rate,10) = 2 Then
                SwitchApp()
                ResetErr(-1)
            EndIf
        ElseIf TimerDiff($time[$i]) > 1500/$rate Then
            $time[$i]=TimerInit()+0*Run($avmdir&'tools\adb.exe -s '&$adbid[$en[0]+$i]&' shell am start -S -n '&$appid[$ap[0]+Mod($i+$j+$aps[$i],$ap[1])]&'/activities.SplashActivity --activity-clear-task','',@SW_HIDE)
        EndIf
        ;WinActivate($winid[0])

 

Edited June 12, 2018 by HamidZaeri

[Juvigy]

The control that you are clicking is stealing the focus. Some controls do it because they perform some actions at the background. It is normal.

[HamidZaeri]

  On 6/6/2018 at 7:24 AM, Juvigy said:

The control that you are clicking is stealing the focus. Some controls do it because they perform some actions at the background. It is normal.

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Ah, you're right.

Any way to stop programs (controls) stealing focus?

[Juvigy]

You can return the focus to the desired window with Autoit right after the control click.

You can also try making the window minimized,invisible or the control enabled/disabled and so on.

[Bert]

You are running an uninstall routine if I'm reading the code right. Is it possible to use command line switches with the uninstaller?

[HamidZaeri]

  On 6/6/2018 at 4:17 PM, Bert said:

You are running an uninstall routine if I'm reading the code right. Is it possible to use command line switches with the uninstaller?

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Thanks for your attention but no, it's not related to installation!

[HamidZaeri]

  On 6/6/2018 at 11:22 AM, Juvigy said:

You can return the focus to the desired window with Autoit right after the control click.

You can also try making the window minimized,invisible or the control enabled/disabled and so on.

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ControlDisable did the trick

 

Edited June 7, 2018 by HamidZaeri

[HamidZaeri]

  On 6/7/2018 at 5:35 PM, HamidZaeri said:

ControlDisable did the trick

 

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Stealing focus solved by disable control, but I have another problem:

I lose mouse key hold after ControlClick, (I can't  drag with mouse because mouse keys get released right after ControlClick)

I know ControlClick is not responsible for that (Right?) but is there any workaround? Or what should I Google?

Edited July 16, 2018 by HamidZaeri

[Juvigy]

ControlClick is responsible for that - to workaround this - check for the mouse buttons hold before the control click and wait until there are no mouse buttons pressed.