MouseClick without MouseMove?

[Eggbreaker 0]

Hi!

Is it possible to send a mouse click to a x/y-coord, an ID etc without having to move the actual mouse cursor?

The MouseClick() function moves the mouse pointer.

[SmOke_N 217]

Hi!

Is it possible to send a mouse click to a x/y-coord, an ID etc without having to move the actual mouse cursor?

The MouseClick() function moves the mouse pointer.

Yes it's called ControlClick()

[i542 2]

I'm not sure you readed whole help. Try this:

MouseClick("left",0,0)

Of course, replace "0,0" with your x and y coordinates.

You can look for coords at AutoIt Window info

i542

P.S. I'm from Croatia, and my English is very bad...

Edited June 10, 2006 by i542

[Eggbreaker 0]

Yes it's called ControlClick()

Thanks a lot! I see there's no co-ord arguments, but it'll do!

[Eggbreaker 0]

I'm not sure you readed whole help. Try this:

MouseClick("left",0,0)

Of course, replace "0,0" with your x and y coordinates.

You can look for coords at AutoIt Window info

i542

P.S. I'm from Croatia, and my English is very bad...

Hi, MouseClick() actually moves the pointer to the given x/y-coord, then clicks and leave the mouse pointer.

[acidfear 0]

Yeah i was wondering the same thing, but for some reason i can't get it to work. Could someone post a sample so i can learn off of it?

I'm trying to double click on a exe file in a folder, but it won't double click it. It just sits in the folder then closes.

heres my code;

WinSetState("D2jsp","", @SW_RESTORE);restores open folder


WinActivate("D2jsp");waits till d2jsp folder is open

ControlFocus("D2jsp", "autod2jsp",1);puts focus on the area where the .exe is
sleep(2000)

ControlClick("D2jsp", "autod2jsp", 2); click the .exe

Edited June 10, 2006 by acidfear

[Paulie 28]

Yeah i was wondering the same thing, but for some reason i can't get it to work. Could someone post a sample so i can learn off of it?

I'm trying to double click on a exe file in a folder, but it won't double click it. It just sits in the folder then closes.

heres my code;

WinSetState("D2jsp","", @SW_RESTORE);restores open folder
WinActivate("D2jsp");waits till d2jsp folder is open

ControlFocus("D2jsp", "autod2jsp",1);puts focus on the area where the .exe is
sleep(2000)

ControlClick("D2jsp", "autod2jsp", 2); click the .exe

Honestly, do you really need a BOT for a BOT? (D2jsp is a Baal-Bot for d2 in case no one knew)

Anyway control click is definatley what you want to look into, however, there is no x/y coords to define, cause you can just click on the controls. MUCH more reliable than mouseclick too

[acidfear 0]

Well i don't need it lol. But i'm doing it to practice "Control click". I want to make my own pindle bot or something, just for practice.

The problem is, i can't get controlclick to work. Could someone help with the code?

[i542 2]

Hi, MouseClick() actually moves the pointer to the given x/y-coord, then clicks and leave the mouse pointer.

What here isn't okay? You want mouse pointer stays in control?

[Thatsgreat2345 0]

if u still need check this topic

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...0&hl=user32.dll