Re: [Interest] Simulating Mouse Click Event?

2013-08-22 Thread alexander golks 
Am Wed, 21 Aug 2013 12:39:44 -0400
schrieb Mitchell Verter mitchell.ver...@gmail.com:

  QCoreApplication::postEvent(this, evt);

i am doing nearly the same, but i use recorded events and replay them. then i 
use sendEvent and not postEvent, but this shouldn't be your problem.

but: i think you must locate the correct receiver for your event. i am looping
over QApplication::allWidgets() and searching for a widget with correct object
name and correct class name. 
this values i have saved during recording, so i can use them on replay. effect:
i can even move the window around and resize, the mouse press is delivered to 
my pushbutton nevertheless.

alex

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[Interest] Simulating Mouse Click Event?

2013-08-21 Thread Mitchell Verter 
How do i simulate a mouse click event from a device that is not the mouse?

I can set the mouse position with a motion sensor.

Then I would like to send a Left Button Press after one second hover in
aspot.  However, none of the GUI elements are reacting to the event.
=
MainWindow 

void mouseMotionController()
{

if (mouse is in same position for a second)
{
printf(mouse is hovering);

 QMouseEvent * evt  = new QMouseEvent (
  QEvent::MouseButtonPress,
  pressPoint,
  Qt::LeftButton,
   Qt::LeftButton,
  Qt::NoModifier);
 QCoreApplication::postEvent(this, evt);
}


I've tried a few permutations of this -- using qApp instead of
QCoreApplication , using sendEvent instead of postEvent, using a
QGraphicsSceneMouseEvent instead of a Mouse Event.  But none of these seems
to work.

Any ideas?

Thanks
Mitchell
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