Omitting Some Perimeters? Mouseclick Question.

[milkman]

Perform a mouse click operation.


MouseClick ( "button" [, x, y [, clicks [, speed ]]] )

In the help file it says that the 4th optional perimeter is speed. How can I use the optional perimeter 'speed' without having to define an x and y value.

[Valuater]

when it needs to move that fast

then... how will it know where to click??

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[milkman]

click at the spot the mouse is currently

[greenmachine]

MouseGetPos. Look stuff up!

[Valuater]

then the question is null and void... the speed is for how fast the mouse moves, not how fast it clicks

8)

[MHz]

The speed parameter is speed to move to next MouseClick location.

I consider that you want to use

Opt('MouseClickDelay', 1)

to speedup the clicking of MouseClick

[greenmachine]

Perform a mouse click operation.


MouseClick ( "button" [, x, y [, clicks [, speed ]]] )

In the help file it says that the 4th optional perimeter is speed. How can I use the optional perimeter 'speed' without having to define an x and y value.

The correct answer to this problem is (assuming a single click with the primary mouse button):

MouseClick ("primary", MouseGetPos(0), MouseGetPos(1), 1, $Speed)

Where $Speed is the speed you define.

Not sure what the other guys were answering....

[Valuater]

The correct answer to this problem is (assuming a single click with the primary mouse button):

MouseClick ("primary", MouseGetPos(0), MouseGetPos(1), 1, $Speed)

Where $Speed is the speed you define.

Not sure what the other guys were answering....

In the help file it says that the 4th optional perimeter is speed. How can I use the optional perimeter 'speed' without having to define an x and y value.

8)

[milkman]

Thanks guys, sorry I misunderstood the file.

[greenmachine]

Yes Valuater, I read that part, but I also read this part:

click at the spot the mouse is currently

That goes pretty well with my solution.

[Valuater]

Yes Valuater, I read that part, but I also read this part:

That goes pretty well with my solution.

then its just

MouseClick("Left")

... or right

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[greenmachine]

Ok, so combine the two.. use the speed parameter, and the location the mouse is at currectly.. and you get what I posted.