Need help with coding something

[ddr4lyfe]

Hello all, I need a little help with a script I'm making. I have typed out all of the coordinates that I would need to click on, but I need to figure out how I could click another location after clicking one location. For instance:

MouseClick ("left",500,600,1,1)
MouseClick ("left",600,700,1,1)

How would I code my script so that I could tell it to move the cursor a certain distance right (X+10) and a certain distance down (Y+25) from both (500,600) and (600,700), so it would click (510,625) after clicking (500,600) then click (610,725) after clicking (600,700). I could just find the mouse coordinates at those locations, but I have a lot of locations, and it would be a pain in the butt to put all of those locations down when I could just say move right 10 and down 25 and click. I'm guessing I would have to get the mouse coordinates first, and somehow assign the x and y values to certain variables then do a mouse move to (x_variable+10, y_variable+25). Also, I need to have it click if the cursor is a hand and not click if it's just a normal cursor, but I'm guessing I could just use GetCursorType or whatever the code is and assign it to a variable and if that variable is equal to 0 (hand cursor) then click and if it isn't equal to zero (or just equal to 2) then don't click, right? Thanks in advance for any help or solutions given.

[Generator]

If the coord is keep increasing in a 15 and 25 rate. you can do this

Global $x=15, $y=25
While 1
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Not tested.

[PsaltyDS]

Put your coordinates in a list like:

$MouseCoords = "500,600;600,700;820,750"

That makes it easy to create/edit the list.

StringSplit on ";" to break it into an array of coordinate pairs, then For/Next loop through the array and StringSplit on "," to get each X/Y pair. Should be able to do all of them in five or six lines of code.

Take a shot at it and post your code (working or not), and you'll get plenty of help.

[PsaltyDS]

If the coord is keep increasing in a 15 and 25 rate. you can do this

If that's the functionality needed, it would be better with Do/Until vice While/WEnd, so it can stop at the bottom of the screen.

[Generator]

If that's the functionality needed, it would be better with Do/Until vice While/WEnd, so it can stop at the bottom of the screen.

I just gave him the idea so he could work on it, like PsaltyDS said, it will be much better if you provide a list of coord.

[DW1]

something like:

While $x < @DesktopWidth and $y < @desktopheight

;other shit here

Wend

for the while statement

[Generator]

something like:

While $x < @DesktopWidth and $y < @desktopheight

;other shit here

Wend

for the while statement

Good point, i didn't notice that.

[ddr4lyfe]

Put your coordinates in a list like:

$MouseCoords = "500,600;600,700;820,750"

That makes it easy to create/edit the list.

StringSplit on ";" to break it into an array of coordinate pairs, then For/Next loop through the array and StringSplit on "," to get each X/Y pair. Should be able to do all of them in five or six lines of code.

Take a shot at it and post your code (working or not), and you'll get plenty of help.

...Say what now? XD; I'm quite the beginner still at this stuff, I can mouseclick, send, all the basic stuff, I do understand what For is, and I'm guessing that in the For loop, to go to the next coordinate, that's what the Next is for, and I'm guessing that StringSplit tells it to split the string at each point you tell it to (, and but I don't think that's solving my problem, however, I believe Generator answered my basic question. I didn't know that you could say

MouseClick("left","500"+$x,"600"+$y,1,1)

But thanks for the help both of you, I'll go try Generator's suggestion in a moment, I'm busy researching other things.

[PsaltyDS]

A demo of what I thought you meant (only moves mouse, no clicking):

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[ddr4lyfe]

I....think I see what you're saying, but I'll probably do something like:

$curtype = GetCursorType
MoveMouse (x,y)
If $curtype = 0 Then
     MouseClick ("left",x,y,1,1)
     MouseClick ("left",x+10,y+25,1,1)
Else MoveMouse (next_x,next_y)
EndIf

I'm not sure if those are the correct codes or whatever, but you get the idea, right?

[Generator]

I....think I see what you're saying, but I'll probably do something like:

$curtype = GetCursorType
MoveMouse (x,y)
If $curtype = 0 Then
     MouseClick ("left",x,y,1,1)
     MouseClick ("left",x+10,y+25,1,1)
Else MoveMouse (next_x,next_y)
EndIf

I'm not sure if those are the correct codes or whatever, but you get the idea, right?

I don't know what you mean by GetCursorType, but you may also want to check out GetColorUnderMouse UDF in Example Script forum. and matches color as your needs.

[ddr4lyfe]

Oh, sorry, let me fix that:

$curtype = MouseGetCursor
MouseMove (x,y)
If $curtype = 0 Then
     MouseClick ("left",x,y,1,1)
     MouseClick ("left",x+10,y+25,1,1)
Else MouseMove (next_x,next_y)
EndIf

[DW1]

with that code, make sure your step of x and y are big enough that you don't get multiple clicks on the same link

[ddr4lyfe]

Well, I've already used my Window Information program-thing to scope it out and this works, but I'll probably add some sort of sleep in there, like make the +10 +25 click take longer to click or something just to be sure that it clicks it when the menu pops up.