
Quote from rcohen on December 6, 2024, 8:40 pmHiya,
I'm coding a simple mouse clicker that needs to click on things outside it's own area. The trouble is, I need to run a series of commands after the click is issued, but when the focus leaves my pub (after clicking on outside pub area) it stops processing commands. As soon as I manually click the mouse, it resumes at least until it encounters another click outside the pub area.
Does anyone know of a way to have the commands continue after the pub loses focus?
One thing I did notice is that the Neo command CLICKMOUSE seems to only simulate a click DOWN, and doesn't release it. I noticed that when dragging the mouse manually after engaging the clickmouse command and it rubberband selected the area on the desktop as if I were holding down the mouse button (dragging). And of course issuing a secondary click doesn't work as it won't run that script command until I again engage the pub. ;-(
Thanks
Hiya,
I'm coding a simple mouse clicker that needs to click on things outside it's own area. The trouble is, I need to run a series of commands after the click is issued, but when the focus leaves my pub (after clicking on outside pub area) it stops processing commands. As soon as I manually click the mouse, it resumes at least until it encounters another click outside the pub area.
Does anyone know of a way to have the commands continue after the pub loses focus?
One thing I did notice is that the Neo command CLICKMOUSE seems to only simulate a click DOWN, and doesn't release it. I noticed that when dragging the mouse manually after engaging the clickmouse command and it rubberband selected the area on the desktop as if I were holding down the mouse button (dragging). And of course issuing a secondary click doesn't work as it won't run that script command until I again engage the pub. ;-(
Thanks
Quote from mishem on December 7, 2024, 5:27 pm@rcohen
An example is needed. It is not clear. How do you move the mouse, with what commands? How do you click, once or in a cycle. etc. etc.
An example is needed. It is not clear. How do you move the mouse, with what commands? How do you click, once or in a cycle. etc. etc.

Quote from rcohen on December 7, 2024, 8:20 pmHello @mishem,
I appreciate it but I stayed up all night and finally got it working by using a third party, commandline tool (nircmd.exe) and it works great. If anyone wants a copy of the tool, I have it at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XtkA3VJsvb1tuU465-kuUc_X3IAvWb-h/view
Thanks @mishem much appreciated.
Hello @mishem,
I appreciate it but I stayed up all night and finally got it working by using a third party, commandline tool (nircmd.exe) and it works great. If anyone wants a copy of the tool, I have it at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XtkA3VJsvb1tuU465-kuUc_X3IAvWb-h/view
Thanks @mishem much appreciated.

Quote from rcohen on December 8, 2024, 7:14 pm@mishemI'm sure you're right given all it's capable of doing, but to be honest, MOST of what I compile with VNWin also flags the virus software. All I can do is put a notice / explanation up on the product page and / or the documentation for the product and go from there.THIS project isn't commercial.... it's for a friend of mine.Thanks for the feedback ...