winapi - Using SendMessage for Simulating User Mouse Clicks -


I need to use sending a message to send messages, unless the event is turned on Unless it is turned on. The reason for this is that this interception provides an opportunity to ascertain whether any dialogue has been opened as a result of the click. My problem is currently that though I can click to click using WM_LBUTBundu and WM_LBUTUTUUP messages, in a mall-up form that opens a model dialog, I get it on a menu of menus and menus on standard windows Can not work in app (notepad) Any help would be appreciated in getting the ability to click on the menu item. I can already find out that this is a menu item, only need to enable it to be a one-click reminder. Block using SendMessage.

Cheers

Ross

Unfortunately, this page Say

Simulate mouse and keyboard input (WH_JOURNALPLAYBACK). Hook provides the only reliable way to emulate these activities, if you try to simulate by posting or posting these events, then Windows does not update the internal keyboard or mouse position, which can lead to unexpected behavior. If hooks are used to play back keyboard or mouse events, these events are processed like actual keyboard or mouse events.

It seems that you macro recorder of some sort WH_JOURNALRECORD and WH_JOURNALPLAYBACK ? Like the functionality for your automatic testing using


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