<mm> Moves mouse cursor to required position. The position is in absolute
screen coordinates by default. There are these three commands that can precede the
<mm> command and change the mouse move coordinates meaning:
<mousemove_absolute> - mouse cursor position is in absolute screen coordinates
<mousemove_relative_win> - mouse cursor position is relative to curently active
window
<mousemove_relative_pos> - mouse cursor position is relative to current mouse cursor
position
Command Tree: | Mouse \ Move | ||||||||
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Syntax: | <mm>(Xpos, Ypos)
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Example: | <#> This macro moves the
mouse cursor to position (100,100) <#> and than - after 2 seconds - to position (-10, -10) relative to <#> position (100, 100) <commands_only_on> <mm>(100,100) <wx>(2000) <mousemove_relative_pos> <mm>(-10,-10) |