[Help] c# snippet to get and set a project variable

[fudge]

Hi,

I am very new to c#. I am having a hard time with a c# snippet that I need to make my project work.

I am trying to emulate mouse movement. I have two random number blocks generating random numbers between 000 and 9999.

In c# block I have the following code for mouse scroll:

instance.ActiveTab.FullEmulationMouseWheel(000,000);

I need to replace the two coordinates of 000,000 for the mouse pointer with the two random numbers that are generated from two project variables. How can I do this?

Thanks

 

[BAZAg]

Hi,

I am very new to c#. I am having a hard time with a c# snippet that I need to make my project work.

I am trying to emulate mouse movement. I have two random number blocks generating random numbers between 000 and 9999.

In c# block I have the following code for mouse scroll:

instance.ActiveTab.FullEmulationMouseWheel(000,000);

I need to replace the two coordinates of 000,000 for the mouse pointer with the two random numbers that are generated from two project variables. How can I do this?

Thanks

instance.ActiveTab.FullEmulationMouseWheel(int.Parse(project.Variables["var_x"].Value), int.Parse(project.Variables["var_y"].Value));

 

[fudge]

instance.ActiveTab.FullEmulationMouseWheel(int.Parse(project.Variables["var_x"].Value), int.Parse(project.Variables["var_y"].Value));

It works perfect. And I learned how to do this for anything else using c#. Thank you!

 

[fudge]

Perhaps I was too hasty to think I could come up with working code myself just yet...

I am now trying to do the same as before with the mouse move method. Only this time I am using 4 variables. 2 random numbers and top, left coordinates of a single html element. I have used the following code, but it breaks my project. Please have a look and tell me what I have done wrong:

instance.ActiveTab.MouseMove(int.Parse(project.Variables["rndCoord1"].Value), int.Parse(project.Variables["rndCoord2"].Value), int.Parse(project.Variables["left"].Value), int.Parse(project.Variables["top"].Value), true, false));

This is the code from zennolab documentation:

// preforms the mouse moving from [500, 250] to [500, 125]
// and rise left mouse click in the last location
instance.ActiveTab.MouseMove(500, 250, 500, 125, true, false);

Thank you for looking!

 

[BAZAg]

// demo data
project.Variables["rndCoord1"].Value = "500";
project.Variables["rndCoord2"].Value = "250";
project.Variables["left"].Value = "500";
project.Variables["top"].Value = "125";

instance.ActiveTab.MouseMove(
    int.Parse(project.Variables["rndCoord1"].Value),
    int.Parse(project.Variables["rndCoord2"].Value),
    int.Parse(project.Variables["left"].Value),
    int.Parse(project.Variables["top"].Value),
    true, false); // )) There was an extra closing bracket in your code. I removed.

You must make sure that your variables contain values that can be cast to a number.
If it doesn't work - send a screenshot of the error (it's not clear what exactly is happening to you).

 

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// demo data
project.Variables["rndCoord1"].Value = "500";
project.Variables["rndCoord2"].Value = "250";
project.Variables["left"].Value = "500";
project.Variables["top"].Value = "125";

instance.ActiveTab.MouseMove(
    int.Parse(project.Variables["rndCoord1"].Value),
    int.Parse(project.Variables["rndCoord2"].Value),
    int.Parse(project.Variables["left"].Value),
    int.Parse(project.Variables["top"].Value),
    true, false); // )) There was an extra closing bracket in your code. I removed.

You must make sure that your variables contain values that can be cast to a number.
If it doesn't work - send a screenshot of the error (it's not clear what exactly is happening to you).

This code is working. You have helped me to understand. Thank You!