SL5 wrote: ↑

07 Feb 2018, 02:13

GetKeyState("LButton")

addressed in 4th post. I am already using it in my code, although it is not perfect, it is workable. And should be part of the default command since there is explicitly a different command used for intentional dragging.

I may not be understanding properly, but it appears it is your code that you designed to have a small chance of a drag The opposite. My code is designed to eliminate the chance of a drag. However it is impossible to eliminate it completely because the current implementation Just don't hold your mou...

I don't think the assumptions you made are entirely infallible. There may be some creative minds that may want to have some kind of drag to their command. I think they're reasonable assumptions, but again there are methods for forcing the clicks to behave differently to match your expectations. If ...

If GetKeyState ("LButton","D") should check if the user is doing a left click at the moment. Thank you for the suggestion. After some testing and then reading through the documentation, I found out that it needs to be If !GetKeyState("LButton") the D and U are used in a different syntax, in the syn...

I have only made two assumptions 1. That if giving the command "click at coordinate x,y" you want it to actually be x y and not some other coordinate. 2. That when sending the command "left click", and not a drag and drop command (which exists), then you want it to perform a left click as explicitly...

Lets say I have two browser pages set side by side. on the left side I have an open page that I automated via an AHK script that uses mouseclick every now and then (about 10 minutes) On the right side I am actively doing something. If the click on the left page happens while I am holding down the mo...