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Support double click #23

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Leoongithub opened this issue Sep 16, 2020 · 3 comments
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Support double click #23

Leoongithub opened this issue Sep 16, 2020 · 3 comments

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@Leoongithub
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Leoongithub commented Sep 16, 2020

Is it possible to support double click, right click, middle click and so on by using different hotkeys or CLI options?

And during typing mutiple characters, it would be better if the matcthing labels are highlighting or others are hidden.

@liuxilu
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liuxilu commented Sep 17, 2020

Not within UIAutomation

@LexiconCode
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LexiconCode commented Jan 14, 2021

This is really needed for full navigation.

Not within UIAutomation

There could be a workaround though using screen coordinates and emulating mouse clicks. Here's an example of an implementation. This project is my 1st foray into C# so I might not be able to pull off implementing it.

One question is what would the user experience be like with this implemented? Simply appending a integer at the end could denote n clicks but defining left/right/middle is something to be discussed.

@adrianhajdukiewicz1
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adrianhajdukiewicz1 commented Feb 18, 2023

We can point the mouse cursor to selection (it is possible, draft is here: adrianhajdukiewicz1#5) and then map built-in MouseKeys Windows feature to different keys (using AutoHotKeys maybe?). MouseKeys is a feature that allows steering the mouse with the keyboard only (e.g. by clicking a combination of buttons you perform right mouse click).

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