open button pelase help

[michcio]

hi!

I have this button in FitCD which is used to open up the source file. I can't find it using the Info window. How do I make FitCD open a file using AutoIT?

regards

michcio

[MrCreatoR]

I think the only way in this case is to use coords of that control(?) and just click there...

ControlClick("[CLASS:TMainForm]", "", "", "Main", 1, 30, 200)

[michcio]

I think the only way in this case is to use coords of that control(?) and just click there...

ControlClick("[CLASS:TMainForm]", "", "", "Main", 1, 30, 200)

ah ok...that was one possibility yes...but thought I could do it smarter...but if not I will use the click option! thanks

hm I have now tested the ControlClick function but it doesn't work ...I don't understad why I should write [CLASS:TMainForm] in the title filed.... isn't that the NAME of the window. I have before just used FitCD v1.2.8 (in ControlCommand) and it worked while [CLASS:TMainForm] didn't :s

and btw I want this "FitCD" window to be hidden how do I find my button then

cheers

michcio

Edited November 29, 2008 by michcio

[Malkey]

ah ok...that was one possibility yes...but thought I could do it smarter...but if not I will use the click option! thanks

hm I have now tested the ControlClick function but it doesn't work ...I don't understad why I should write [CLASS:TMainForm] in the title filed.... isn't that the NAME of the window. I have before just used FitCD v1.2.8 (in ControlCommand) and it worked while [CLASS:TMainForm] didn't :s

and btw I want this "FitCD" window to be hidden how do I find my button then

cheers

michcio

Using AutoIt v3 Window Info Tool from the AutoIt main directory on your computer, (looks like you are using the x64 version). Under the Control tab or the Summary tab, there is the Position Property. It lies between the Text and Size Properties. (This is for other readers of this post that do not know)

When the mouse is over the button, the two numbers of the Position Property that are separated by a comma are the X and Y values used in this example.

This method was discussed here

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...st&p=563553

and I use this method in this example

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...st&p=569084

Run('calc.exe')
HotKeySet("{ESC}", "Terminate")

While 1

    WinWaitActive("Calculator")
    ControlClick("Calculator", "", "[X:234\; Y:98\]") ;7 button
    Sleep(1000)
    ControlClick("Calculator", "", "[X:351\; Y:195\]") ;+ button
    ControlClick("Calculator", "", "[X:312\; Y:163\]") ;3 button
    Sleep(1000)
    ControlClick("Calculator", "", "[X:390\; Y:195\]") ;= button
    Sleep(1000)
    ControlClick("Calculator", "", "[X:401\; Y:62\]") ;Clear button
    Sleep(1000)
WEnd


Func Terminate()
    WinClose("Calculator")
    Exit 0
EndFunc   ;==>Terminate

As you can see, this method of identifying a button works.

So, in your case

ControlClick("FitCD v1.2.8", "", "[X:???\; Y:???\]") ;<== Insert X and Y values

might work. This is assuming you can get Position values to show in the Info Tool.

If no position values, when maybe this

ControlClick("FitCD v1.2.8", "", "[CLASS:TMainForm;TEXT:Source]")

I am getting all this from the help file under Index tab > Controls

To hide window, you could try WinSetState ()

Good luck.

Edit: I had the MS Calculator in Scientific mode in the example.

Edited November 29, 2008 by Malkey

[michcio]

thank you for answering Malkey.. your calculator example works perfectly for me

hm no... I can't see any coordinates of my button but I can see the coordinates of the next field (se picture(s)

so I thought that coordinates of my button should be something like x = 70-80 y = 236 but will that really work .. I have tested almost each x between 70-80 but my button is never pressed :S

and ControlClick("FitCD v1.2.8", "", "[CLASS:TMainForm;TEXT:Source:]") doesn't work either

Edited November 29, 2008 by michcio

[michcio]

hm I could use :

1) Maximize my window

2) MouseClick

to get my button clicked :/

any better idéas?