Mouseclick with AutoIt via command line and SSH

[franc]

Hallo

I have a Media Laptop (I use it to show movies with a beamer) which has Windows 10 on it and SSH (Bitvise SSH Server).

On my MacBook (OS 10.11.6) I use the great tool cliclick to make mouse moves and clicks and other useful things. But on Windows there is not such thing as cliclick.
Now I wonder if not a command line argument with AutoIt could help here. A script where I can pass parameters and then mouse clicks etc. are done.
The script should be running through ssh or at least with ssh and psexec (from Sysinternals) to throw the AutoIt-Script.

I normally used AutoHotkey and not AutoIt, therefore I already asked that same question in the AutoHotkey forum. No answer since yet. But if this is possibly done with AutoIt, I will use AutoIt then.

Thanks in advance for an answer.

Frank

[BogdanNicolescu]

On 2/5/2020 at 11:51 AM, franc said:

Hallo

I have a Media Laptop (I use it to show movies with a beamer) which has Windows 10 on it and SSH (Bitvise SSH Server).

On my MacBook (OS 10.11.6) I use the great tool cliclick to make mouse moves and clicks and other useful things. But on Windows there is not such thing as cliclick.
Now I wonder if not a command line argument with AutoIt could help here. A script where I can pass parameters and then mouse clicks etc. are done.
The script should be running through ssh or at least with ssh and psexec (from Sysinternals) to throw the AutoIt-Script.

I normally used AutoHotkey and not AutoIt, therefore I already asked that same question in the AutoHotkey forum. No answer since yet. But if this is possibly done with AutoIt, I will use AutoIt then.

Thanks in advance for an answer.

Frank

Hi there Frank,

 

I'm no expert here, but if you do not provide some specific things what you are trying to do, not to mention that it could help if you have had started a code of some sort, you will get no answer.

Try this:

1. Start writing a code and then put it here for the guys to see.

2. Be more specific: What you want to achive and what apps do you want to run etc.

 

Hope you will get what you want.

[franc]

Never mind, in the AutoHotkey Forum I got the hint to use Nirsoft's nircmd.exe, which can do MouseClicks.
I tried this, but it didnt work.

Anyway, I stopped my efforts in this direction, I use a mini keyboard (as e.g. nr. 164036955545 on eb.), which is good enough.

 

[seadoggie01]

Seems that you could execute a single mouse click via the command line with something like this:

AutoIt.exe /AutoIt3ExecuteLine MouseClick("left", <X>, <Y>)

where <X> and <Y> are the co-ordinates to click on... assuming AutoIt.exe is on your PATH

[franc]

AutoIt Error: unable to parse line

[seadoggie01]

You could try debugging it yourself. Sheesh.

autoit3.exe /AutoIt3ExecuteLine "MouseClick('left', 0, 0)"