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mouse click generation

drfabius2000@hotmail.com
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#1: Jan 25 '06
How do you generate a mouse click in a windows environment? I can read
the output of the mouse but would like to program a double click event,
at best through generating two left clicks fast after each other by
software, not the hard way.


Vladimir S. Oka
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#2: Jan 25 '06

re: mouse click generation


drfabius2000@hotmail.com wrote:[color=blue]
> How do you generate a mouse click in a windows environment? I can read
> the output of the mouse but would like to program a double click event,
> at best through generating two left clicks fast after each other by
> software, not the hard way.[/color]

Standard C (and that's what's this /news/group is all about) knows
nothing about mice, windows, clicks (not even triple-clicks), and other
pests.

The place for this question is comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.*
hierarchy. I've tried addin a followup-to comp.os.ms-windows.programmer
as a starting point, but Google thinks the group does not exist
(although I found it through Google Groups)?

Cheers

Vladimir

Flash Gordon
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#3: Jan 25 '06

re: mouse click generation


drfabius2000@hotmail.com wrote:[color=blue]
> How do you generate a mouse click in a windows environment?[/color]

Normally by clicking on the mouse.
[color=blue]
> I can read
> the output of the mouse but would like to program a double click event,
> at best through generating two left clicks fast after each other by
> software, not the hard way.[/color]

If you want to do it from SW then it depends on your GUI, so ask in a
group dedicated to your system.
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