(C++) LibcvautomationExample1

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(C++) LibcvautomationExample1

 

./CppLibcvautomationExample1/CppLibcvautomationExample1.sh

 

#!/bin/sh ./cva-input -s "mouselocation" ./cva-input -s "mousexy 100 100" ./cva-input -s "mouseclick" ./cva-input -s "mouselocation" exit Libcvautomation version: 2.1 cva-input -s <command_string> The cva-input program demonstrates the XTest section of libcvautomation. The return code is 1 if there are no commands given, or if all commands fail. It is 0 otherwise. Usage: -h, --help: Display this usage message. -u, --usage: Display this usage message. -d, --display: Specify the X display to use. -m, --search-method: Specify a method to search by. See `cva-match --help' for more information on this. -t, --tolerance: Specify how strict the match is. -b, --button: Specify the mouse button to press (default 1). -c, --center: Instead of matching the top-left corner of an image, match the center of the image. -o, --sane-tolerance: Set the tolerance using a scale of 1-100, -i, --timeout: Specify the timeout to use when using the 'waitfor' function -s, --string: Command string - see below. Please make sure to use the '-t' or '-o' options when using this. This program works kind of like a mini-language. All options are parsed left-to-right, and executed right there. Thus, specifying "--display" at different places in the options will cause this program to use the most recent given display. Available commands: mouseclick: Click the mouse in-place. imouseclick: Click the mouse at an image's top-left corner. icmouseclick: Click the mouse at an image's center. mousexy: Move the mouse to the given coordinate. mouserxy: Move the mouse by the given x and y values (relative motion). mouseimage: Move the mouse to an image's top-left corner. cmouseimage: Move the mouse to an image's center. mousedown: Push and leave down a mouse button. mouseup: Release a mouse button. mousejiggle: Jiggle the mouse (helps to activate some widgets). mousescrollu: Scroll the mouse wheel up. mousescrolld: Scroll the mouse wheel down. mouselocation: Return the location of the mouse. keyclick: Click a keyboard button. keydown: Push and leave down a keyboard button. keyup: Release a keyboard button. keystring: Input a string of keys to X11. waitfor: Wait for an image to be displayed. If you have any questions, comments, concerns, email <bspeice@uncc.edu>.