Is this possible with Macro Scheduler?

[Nico]

Okay, so what i'm asking is, if it's possible to send mousemoves using variables.

So if i have a dialog with some editboxes, is it possible for the user to insert hes own mousemove values?

Here is some code, so you might understand my issue.

Mousemove>%MsEdit1%
wait>%MsEdit2%
Send>q
wait>2
press enter


So, What i'd like to do is let the user input the values.. Like 200,500

Possible? Because when i do this i get an error: Invalid nummeric value for mousemove command


Hope someone can give me some help, Thanks

[Marcus Tettmar]

Yes, it is possible.

But MouseMove expects TWO variables. So either have your dialog box ask for the two values (you could use a custom dialog which asks for X and Y). Or if you just want to ask for one value (where the user enters the values separated by a comma) then you'll have to parse the values out:

Separate>msEdit1,COMMA,parts
MouseMove>parts_1,parts_2

Personally I'd advise the dialog asks for X and Y. That eliminates problems with the user entering the wrong format (e.g. using a colon instead of a comma).

MouseMove>msEdit1,msEdit2

[Nico]

Could you or another person do an example of the second example?

Because when i do ...

Mousemove>msEdit1,msEdit2

It says the same error.. Invalid mousemove command..

I got the two msEdit boxes with the x and y position seprated... So why doesn't it work? I don't understand it..

[Marcus Tettmar]

Try this:

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Dialog>Dialog1
   Caption=Dialog1
   Width=349
   Height=189
   Top=367
   Left=629
   Edit=msEdit1,56,32,121,0
   Edit=msEdit2,192,32,121,0
   Label=X:,56,16,true
   Label=Y:,192,16,true
   Button=OK,56,80,75,25,1
EndDialog>Dialog1

Show>Dialog1,r

If>r=1
  MouseMove>Dialog1.msEdit1,Dialog1.msEdit2
Endif

[Nico]

Doh, i made a mistake.. forgot the "Dialog1."msEdit5

Thanks for the help Works perfect