--- In [email protected], "dleidinger" <dleidin...@...> wrote: > > Hi Bruce, > > > what are you hoping to accomplishment? > generally i want to find out, if win.postmesssage could be an easier and more > reliable alternative for win.keys.
No. You cannot use messages like WM_CHAR in general to send keys; although it may work in may cases, there are others where it unreliable. There is more info on this in the ms site somewhere, although it has been years since I researched this. But it may work in your particular case. C > The low-order word specifies the x-coordinate of the pointer, relative to the > upper-left corner of the screen. > The high-order word specifies the y-coordinate of the pointer, relative to > the upper-left corner of the screen. > > The mousetrap-plugin returns x/y-coordinate as two decimal values, which I > have to convert into one value, in order to use as lparm in win.postmessage. You Can just use y<<16+x // or y<<16|x or y*256*26+x etc. It does not matter that the numbers look decimal when you display them. Whenever PowerPro works with them in numeric functions like <<, or gets them ready for functions that expect numbers like postmessage, the binary 32 bit value is used.
