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click atclick at point
click at point with key1
click at point with key1, key2
click at point with key1, key2, key3
The click at command clicks the mouse from within scripts. It acts exactly as if the user had clicked the mouse on the screen. If point is within the rectangle of a button, a locked field, or anywhere else on the card, HyperCard sends the mouseDown, mouseStillDown, and mouseUp messages to the object. If point is within the rectangle of an unlocked field, HyperCard sets the insertion point in the field. The with key options specify combinations of the commandKey, the optionKey, and the shiftKey, just as if the user were holding down the key or keys while clicking the mouse. Examplesclick at 0,0 click at the mouseLoc click at the mouseLoc with shiftKey,optionKey -- Option-Shift-click
Demo Scripton clickAtCloseBox -- Close this demo field. click at the loc of bkgnd button "close" end clickAtCloseBox
Related Topics Placeholders
pointHyperTalk Definition An expression that evaluates to a specific screen location, in the form of two integers separated by a comma. Item 1 of a point is the horizontal offset (in pixels). Item 2 of a point is the vertical offset (in pixels). For example: 91,303 "91,303" "30" & "," & "100" the clickLoc
AppleScript Definition An expression that evaluates to a specific screen location, in the form of a list with two integer elements. For example: { 91, 303 } clickLoc
keyIn HyperTalk, one of the following: cmdKey commandKey optionKey shiftKey
In AppleScript, one of the following: command key option key shift key
HyperTalk Reference
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