Thank you both.
I can tell the width of the grid and guess the width of the vertical bar
(is there a function to get the vertical bar width?) Maybe form width
minus 10?
But how can I use gridhittest without the user clicking the mouse on it?
And how do I simulate a mouse click?
I never used mouse down or any of the mouse functions so please help
Rafael
El 13/05/2015 a las 10:04, Kurt Wendt escribió:
That was my guess as well. If you know the coordinates of the corner of the grid,
and the Width & Height, and have some idea of the width of the Vertical Bar -
you should be able to do the calculations and do a mouse click at a position. And,
you could - even like you suggested - use the GridHitTest to test for the
coordinates that make up that vertical column - the use those numbers to calc where
you want to automatically click the mouse...
-K-
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Subject: Re: simulate a click on the vertical bar of a grid
If you can indicate the coordinates, then you can use the mouse command.
Regards
El 13/05/2015 00:37, "Rafael Copquin" <[email protected]> escribió:
I need to simulate clicks on the vertical bar of a very involved grid.
I was thinking of gridhittest, but then it will tell me where a click
was made, but I wonder if it can work the other way around, namely
send a click that will be captured only by the vertical bar of the grid and
nowhere else.
Something like the keyboard command does
Any ideas?
Rafael Copquin
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