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By TheAutomator
I'm writing a script that uses a lot of specific mouse clicks to automate tasks on my browser, server system, and email software for work.
Sometimes the system gets updated or someone drags a handle to the left or right and I have to put in new mouse click coordinates.
It would be a lot more easy to label them and put them in some sort of ini file, but then i have to load every X and Y (and sometimes mouse speed) into a variable
when loading the script.
How would you guys go about such a script, any ideas on how to store and load lot's of click coordinates from a file?
There are some pixel color checks, sleeps and other code between the mouse clicks too..
Ideas i had so far:
- string replace new coordinates in the main script with another autoit script that uses a crosshair to show every mouse position.
- manually write an ini file and load every X, Y, Speed into a huge number of variables: $Searchinput_X = iniread...., $Searchinput_Yiniread...., $Searchinput_Speed = iniread....
- split a textfile line by line into an array and ignore labels that begin with ";" for example (a bit like a custom ini file)
These all seem somewhat tedious i guess..
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By dejhost
Hi.
I am trying to automate a software called "LabelImg" (https://pypi.org/project/labelImg/).
My autoit-script is started once I selected a folder with images within LabelImg. Pressing the button "Next Image" or pressing the shortcut "d" (https://github.com/tzutalin/labelImg#Hotkeys) jumps to the next image in the selected folder. This shall happen once per second.
#include <Misc.au3> #include <MsgBoxConstants.au3> #include <AutoItConstants.au3> Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 1) Local $hDLL = DllOpen("user32.dll") While 1 If _IsPressed("1B", $hDLL) Then ExitLoop Else Local $temp = WinActivate("labelImg") ConsoleWrite($temp & @CRLF) If WinActivate("labelImg") Then ConsoleWrite("All Set!" & @CRLF) EndIf ;Send("d") Local $temp = MouseClick($MOUSE_CLICK_RIGHT, 50, 200) If $temp <> 1 Then MsgBox(1, "$temp", $temp) ExitLoop EndIf Sleep(1000) EndIf WEnd DllClose($hDLL) So the Send ("d")-command and the MouseClick are alternative methods to jump to the next image. Both fail.
Both ConsoleWrite's deliver proper feedback (I continiously get the handle and "All set" ).
Could you tell me what I'm doing wrong?
Thank you.
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By Rskm
Hi, recently i created a GUI for some calculations in AutoIT. The GUI has 2 tabs and on the first tab, it has few inputboxes where i use to click with mouse and start entering the inputs. i recently made some changes in the position of these textboxes. I made this by changing the autoit code file instead of making changes in KODA. Now i cannot click inside these textboxes with mouse. However, i can use TAB key to cycle through/enter input in these input boxes. what could have made the inputboxes not responding to mouseclicks. thanks
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By lonardd
Hi,
I have a very strange problem concerning MouseClick function.
I need to start Control Panel, navigate it on the Display Section (Adjust screen resolution link), click on it, and from the next Dialog choose Intel Graphic tool tab and navigate into it when it opens.
I wasn't using MouseClick() at first when I tried to use Control IDs, but I was fed up with the Autoit Window Info poor and inaccurate info (It flickers and the moment I click on the control the control ID and class disappear) so I ended up choosing the easiest way.
The code I'm posting worked OK until two weeks ago, the mouse clicks were accurately performed and the Script reached the end with no errors...and I was happy.
All of a sudden, between one try and the other, I noticed the cursor not flying exactly where it was supposed to, namely to the Control Panel ->Display->Adjust screen resolution link but it clicked some 30 pixels below and some 30 pixels to the left, choosing obviously and undesired function and from that point it screwed the whole thing up. And from that moment onward, it seems I can no longer regain the mouse to click on that sequence.
Could it be because my Control Panel ->Display form moved slightly from one test to another and therefore I got that small offside?
If you believe this is the reason, I should then re position the Control Panel ->Display window to 0,0 and recalculate all the clicks.
do you have a suggestion?
Thanks a lot
Dave
RotateDisplays.au3
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By BrewManNH
I have created a UDF that will allow you to easily create a customizable GUI with either a standard progress bar or a marquee style progress bar. You can change the size and back ground color of the GUI, as well as the font, font size, and color of the text. The function doesn't require any parameters to operate, but the default text is very generic so you probably would want to set that at the very least.
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