HotKeySet("{LEFT MOUSE BUTTON}", "MyFunc")

[T3k]

Is there a way to do the equivalent of hotkeyset() but use mouse buttons? e.g. when i right click a certain function is run?

Thanks!

T3k

[Toady]

_IsPressed(1) ;left mouse

_IsPressed(2) ;right mouse

_IsPressed(4) ;middle mouse

[qazwsx]

_IsPressed(1) ;left mouse

_IsPressed(2) ;right mouse

_IsPressed(4) ;middle mouse

_Ispressed(1) is not working for me wat am i doin wrong?

Code:

CODE

_IsPressed(1)

$var = MouseGetPos ()

MsgBox (0, $var[0], $var[1])

[Toady]

#include <misc.au3>
sleep(100)
while 1
if _IsPressed(1) Then
Local $var = MouseGetPos ()
MsgBox (0, $var[0], $var[1])
Exit
Endif
sleep(10)
Wend

gotta use it in a loop..

Edited June 26, 2007 by Toady

[qazwsx]

ohh thx

[T3k]

The problem with that is I want to do something like this:

$key="{ENTER}"
$count = 0

HotKeySet($key, "function")

Func function()
    HotKeySet($key, "dummy")
    While _IsPressed('0D')  ;; OD is hex for {ENTER}
        $count += 1
    WEnd
    HotKeySet($key, "function")
EndFunc

Func dummy()
EndFunc

Sleep(10000)
MsgBox(0, 0, $count)

So that while you hold the key something happens, but the key itself doesnt get sent. Any thoughts?

Edited June 27, 2007 by T3k

[Toady]

So that while you hold the key something happens, but the key itself doesnt get sent. Any thoughts?

You are on the right track, yet..

#include <misc.au3>
$key="{ENTER}"
$count = 0
HotKeySet($key, "function")

Sleep(10000)
MsgBox(0, 0, $count)

Func function()
    HotKeySet(@HotKeyPressed, "dummy") ;do it this way so multiple hotkeys can use this function
    While _IsPressed('0D')  ;; OD is hex for {ENTER} 
        Sleep(10) ;do something while key is held down..
    WEnd
    $count += 1 ;get exactly the number of times key was pressed
    HotKeySet(@HotKeyPressed, "function")
EndFunc

Func dummy()
EndFunc

Did this answer your question? Or am I missing what you are asking?

[T3k]

You are on the right track, yet..

#include <misc.au3>
$key="{ENTER}"
$count = 0
HotKeySet($key, "function")

Sleep(10000)
MsgBox(0, 0, $count)

Func function()
    HotKeySet(@HotKeyPressed, "dummy") ;do it this way so multiple hotkeys can use this function
    While _IsPressed('0D')  ;; OD is hex for {ENTER} 
        Sleep(10) ;do something while key is held down..
    WEnd
    $count += 1 ;get exactly the number of times key was pressed
    HotKeySet(@HotKeyPressed, "function")
EndFunc

Func dummy()
EndFunc

Did this answer your question? Or am I missing what you are asking?

What I meant to ask was, how do you do that, but with a mouse button instead of enter, since you can't HotKeySet a mouse button to dummy?

[Mast3rpyr0]

i think that was answered back in the first post...

#Include <Misc.au3>
$key="{ENTER}"
$count = 0

HotKeySet($key, "function")

Func function()
    While _IsPressed('0D')  ;; OD is hex for {ENTER}
        $count += 1
    WEnd
EndFunc

Sleep(10000)
MsgBox(0, "Count", $count)

Just incase none of the above worked heres this.

[T3k]

i think that was answered back in the first post...

It wasnt. Maybe I'm not explaining well enough. I want it so that while the user holds down, say, the right mouse button the script does something, and stops when the button is released. But while it's doing that, the right click shouldn't go through to the OS (which is what HotKeySet($key, "dummy") does, but not for mouse buttons). Did that make sense?

Edited June 27, 2007 by T3k

[Jonatas]

Sorry to relive the topic, but it seems that the doubt has not been resolved and this may be the doubt of others.
Here's a solution:

#include <MsgBoxConstants.au3>
#include <Misc.au3>


Local $n = 0

;When you press "END" key the process ends
HotKeySet("{END}", "_Terminate")
    Func _Terminate()
     Exit
    EndFunc

;When pressing "q" key displays count quantity
HotKeySet("q", "_InfoBox")
    Func _InfoBox()
     MsgBox(0,"",$n)
    EndFunc



;While holding down the left mouse button add up
While 1

    While _IsPressed(1)

        $n = $n + 1
        Sleep(500)

    WEnd

Sleep(100)
WEnd

 

[Earthshine]

Please do not resurrect old threads. Nobody cares at this point 

[Assembler]

On 11/13/2019 at 12:18 PM, Earthshine said:

Please do not resurrect old threads. Nobody cares at this point 

I do care. It would be kind to not blame others for answering an old question precisely. Even though you can't imagine that someone could be interested in the answer to this question, it doesn't mean that his assumption is wrong. His answer saved me some time and is in a good readable format.

So thanks to @Jonatas! 🤝

[Melba23]

Assembler,

Welcome to the AutoIt forums.

As a general rule we discourage necroposting as the language has changed so much over the years that it is likely that the requested functionality has already been incorporated and/or the previously posted code will almost certainly not run in the current version of AutoIt without modification. But I am delighted to see that you found this particular post useful.

M23