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Chrispy
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 Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2008 1:35 pm Post subject: Trying to get the .Pressed to work for a button - help? |
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I'm get a return when a button has been pressed. I had this working but now fails everytime I try and get the pressed return from calc.
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//Perform click test to see if the button rasies a click event
Button ClickButton = (Button)form.FindButton(button.ControlId);
ClickButton.Click();
Console.WriteLine("BUTTON PRESSED?: " + ClickButton.Pressed);
I've tried the example also from your Getting started guide but this is incorrect.
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| Button button = form.FindButton("button1"); |
This specifies an error as your trying to specify a string and not an int value.
I'm currently evaluating this and any help with trying to sort it out would be great. |
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| Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2008 2:42 pm Post subject: |
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The Button.Pressed property returns the current state of the button. I.e. if you click the button in the previous line, that does not necessarily mean the button is still pressed.
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| Button button = form.FindButton("button1"); |
This is another overload of the Control.FindButton method that searches for .NET Windows Forms controls by their name. As this overload is only useful for .NET Windows Forms controls, you can't use it with the Windows Calculator (though your code should compile anyway).
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Alex
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Chrispy
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| Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2008 3:40 pm Post subject: |
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So how would I be able to click a button and retrieve the current state?
Any advise would be very helpfull. |
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| Posted: Wed Mar 26, 2008 4:11 pm Post subject: |
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Well, you can use the Mouse.ButtonDown and Mouse.ButtonUp methods:
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Mouse.MoveToControl(button);
Mouse.ButtonDown(MouseButtonType.LeftButton);
bool buttonPressed = button.Pressed;
Mouse.ButtonUp(MouseButtonType.LeftButton);
However, if you want to check, whether the button has been clicked, I'd recommend checking if your application has reacted to the click rather than recognizing the click itself.
Alex
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