How to release following

[maxim_2008]

I have window .
This window contains the table with three columns.

A problem it is necessary to fill columns without mouse use.

I can fill the first column having entered in it by means of TAB.

Enter on the second column I can by means of TAB.

But in the second column mouse participation as it is necessary to make doubleclick is necessary.

But I cannot make it as the mouse is not present.

The command doubleclick does not work as the cursor of the mouse is not present.

There is only a text cursor. As it is possible to realise doubleclick without mouse participation. How it to make?[/img]

[Marcus Tettmar]

Can you use MouseMoveRel? Or FindImagePos to find the column and move the mouse to the found position?

[Bob Hansen]

Curious about what program this table is showing up in....?

[maxim_2008]

Can you use MouseMoveRel?

Yes , I can . But the window time to time can be resized.

[Marcus Tettmar]

MouseMoveRel is relative. So the window resizing shouldn't matter so long as the object stays in the same position relative to the upper left corner, which is usually the case. If not, you should still be able to find the position of it using FindImagePos.

[charleyhansen]

Here is my understanding of the FindImagePos function. If I use this code for example I see that when it finds the needle image it clicks on the center of the button. I realize I can make it click anywhere on the button, but can I make it click outside of the image, say, to the right of the image - outside of the image? How would I modify this script below if I wanted to click directly to the right of this button? Thanks for all your help!

FindImagePos>C:\Users\Family PC\Documents\Macro Scheduler\requireddata.bmp,SCREEN,0,1,X,Y,NumFound
If>NumFound>0
MouseMove>X_0,Y_0
LClick

[Marcus Tettmar]

Assuming you have FindImagePos return the centre position of the needle, then just add half the width of the needle plus a bit to the returned X position.

You can easily determine the length of the needle image by looking at it's properties in Windows Explorer.

So, for example, if, for arguments sake, requireddata.bmp is 20 pixels wide, we could do:

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FindImagePos>C:\Users\Family PC\Documents\Macro Scheduler\requireddata.bmp,SCREEN,0,1,X,Y,NumFound 
If>NumFound>0 
  MouseMove>{%X_0%+12},Y_0 
  LClick
Endif

Which would set the position to 2 pixels right of the object.