Not sure if this is for something you want to run yourself or if it's
for distribution, but you can always use QuicKeys.
Bob Sneidar
IT Manager
Logos Management
Calvary Chapel CM
On Jan 9, 2009, at 9:56 AM, Ben Rubinstein wrote:
Klaus Major wrote:
Fact is, you cannot "click in another app" from within Rev!
On the Mac you could do this via AppleScript (but I don't know
how:-),
no idea of Windows.
Actually I'm not even sure you can do this via AppleScript. I was
looking
into this a while ago for automated soak testing - couldn't find a
way. You
can send key presses to another app using the "System Events"
accessibility
mechanism; and via the same mechanism, can 'click on' a control in
another
app, if it's built via the standard Cocoa routines (so for example
not a rev
control, not a page in a browser, not anything in Flash) - but I
failed to
find a way to send a generic mouse click at a location to another
app. In the
end I had to forget about using Rev, and do the whole thing in Xcode
instead.
- Ben
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