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NEW PLUGIN! SendMouseClick Plugin

Transform the way you organize and execute code in VisualNeo Win! The SendMouseClick plugin lets you programmatically trigger any button or object that receives mouse clicks by its object handle, opening up exciting new possibilities for your applications.

Store Neo code in hidden buttons or other objects that receive mouse clicks throughout your publication, then trigger them on-demand from anywhere in your project. Instead of massive IF/ELSE blocks in your subroutines, simply distribute your code logic across purpose-built button objects and fire them programmatically when needed. Perfect for creating modular, maintainable applications where each button becomes its own mini-subroutine.

The SendMouseClick plugin doesn't just click buttons - it reimagines how you structure VisualNeo Win code!

I just build this plugin out of necessity... I have a large project with over 25 subroutines and I need many more... But now instead of creating more subroutines and hundreds more lines of code and cluttering my subroutine section, I can simply place them in hidden buttons and access the code from there... *Note this will not work on disabled buttons... (they won't receive the message). It works on visible and hidden buttons.

Send Right or Left mouse click messages to any object that receives mouse clicks...  the [SendMouseClick.Button] variable will monitor which mouse button message you sent.

Get rid of all that spaghetti code in you subroutine section... Stay more organized.

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@anthony-latorre this is a really imaginative way to organize code :)
Thank you for the new plugin!

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Anthony LaTorre

You're welcome Luis,  It has definitely been of great help in a large project I am working on.

Happy New Year.

At first, I didn't quite understand the usefulness of this plugin.

Then, thinking about it again, I realized its potential.
Excellent, it's now on my list of useful plugins (for me) :-)

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