Description
The Point object represents a pixel on the screen. To get an empty Point object, call the Point method of the Utils object.
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PropertiesExample
The following example demonstrates how you can use the Point object. It creates a Point object that specifies the control-relative coordinates and uses these coordinates to simulate a click over the control. Then it creates another Point object that contains the screen-relative coordinates of the performed click.
JavaScript, JScript
function PointSample()
{
var ScreenPoint, ControlPoint, TestBtn;
…
// Obtains the test control
TestBtn = Aliases.SampleApplication.MainForm.btn;
// Creates a Point object and specifies the control-related coordinates
ControlPoint = Utils.Point;
ControlPoint.X = 3;
ControlPoint.Y = 5;
// Simulates a click over the control at the specified point
TestBtn.Click(ControlPoint.X, ControlPoint.Y);
// Creates a Point object that holds the screen-related coordinates
ScreenPoint = TestBtn.WindowToScreen(ControlPoint.X, ControlPoint.Y);
…
}
{
var ScreenPoint, ControlPoint, TestBtn;
…
// Obtains the test control
TestBtn = Aliases.SampleApplication.MainForm.btn;
// Creates a Point object and specifies the control-related coordinates
ControlPoint = Utils.Point;
ControlPoint.X = 3;
ControlPoint.Y = 5;
// Simulates a click over the control at the specified point
TestBtn.Click(ControlPoint.X, ControlPoint.Y);
// Creates a Point object that holds the screen-related coordinates
ScreenPoint = TestBtn.WindowToScreen(ControlPoint.X, ControlPoint.Y);
…
}
Python
def PointSample():
# ...
# Obtains the test control
TestBtn = Aliases.SampleApplication.MainForm.btn
# Creates a Point object and specifies the control-related coordinates
ControlPoint = Utils.Point
ControlPoint.X = 3
ControlPoint.Y = 5
# Simulates a click over the control at the specified point
TestBtn.Click(ControlPoint.X, ControlPoint.Y)
# Creates a Point object that holds the screen-related coordinates
ScreenPoint = TestBtn.WindowToScreen(ControlPoint.X, ControlPoint.Y)
# ...VBScript
Sub PointSample
Dim ScreenPoint, ControlPoint, TestBtn
…
' Obtains the test control
Set TestBtn = Aliases.SampleApplication.MainForm.btn
' Creates a Point object and specifies the control-related coordinates
Set ControlPoint = Utils.Point
ControlPoint.X = 3
ControlPoint.Y = 5
' Simulates a click over the control at the specified point
Call TestBtn.Click(ControlPoint.X, ControlPoint.Y)
' Creates a Point object that holds the screen-related coordinates
Set ScreenPoint = TestBtn.WindowToScreen(ControlPoint.X, ControlPoint.Y)
…
End Sub
Dim ScreenPoint, ControlPoint, TestBtn
…
' Obtains the test control
Set TestBtn = Aliases.SampleApplication.MainForm.btn
' Creates a Point object and specifies the control-related coordinates
Set ControlPoint = Utils.Point
ControlPoint.X = 3
ControlPoint.Y = 5
' Simulates a click over the control at the specified point
Call TestBtn.Click(ControlPoint.X, ControlPoint.Y)
' Creates a Point object that holds the screen-related coordinates
Set ScreenPoint = TestBtn.WindowToScreen(ControlPoint.X, ControlPoint.Y)
…
End Sub
DelphiScript
procedure PointSample();
var ScreenPoint, ControlPoint, TestBtn, Text, SourceText;
begin
…
// Obtains the test control
TestBtn := Aliases.SampleApplication.MainForm.btn;
// Creates a Point object and specifies the control-related coordinates
ControlPoint := Utils.Point;
ControlPoint.X := 3;
ControlPoint.Y := 5;
// Simulates a click over the control at the specified point
TestBtn.Click(ControlPoint.X, ControlPoint.Y);
// Creates a Point object that holds the screen-related coordinates
ScreenPoint := TestBtn.WindowToScreen(ControlPoint.X, ControlPoint.Y);
…
end;
var ScreenPoint, ControlPoint, TestBtn, Text, SourceText;
begin
…
// Obtains the test control
TestBtn := Aliases.SampleApplication.MainForm.btn;
// Creates a Point object and specifies the control-related coordinates
ControlPoint := Utils.Point;
ControlPoint.X := 3;
ControlPoint.Y := 5;
// Simulates a click over the control at the specified point
TestBtn.Click(ControlPoint.X, ControlPoint.Y);
// Creates a Point object that holds the screen-related coordinates
ScreenPoint := TestBtn.WindowToScreen(ControlPoint.X, ControlPoint.Y);
…
end;
C++Script, C#Script
function PointSample()
{
var ScreenPoint, ControlPoint, TestBtn;
…
// Obtains the test control
TestBtn = Aliases["SampleApplication"]["MainForm"]["btn"];
// Creates a Point object and specifies the control-related coordinates
ControlPoint = Utils["Point"];
ControlPoint["X"] = 3;
ControlPoint["Y"] = 5;
// Simulates a click over the control at the specified point
TestBtn["Click"](ControlPoint["X"], ControlPoint["Y"]);
// Creates a Point object that holds the screen-related coordinates
ScreenPoint = TestBtn["WindowToScreen"](ControlPoint["X"], ControlPoint["Y"]);
…
}
{
var ScreenPoint, ControlPoint, TestBtn;
…
// Obtains the test control
TestBtn = Aliases["SampleApplication"]["MainForm"]["btn"];
// Creates a Point object and specifies the control-related coordinates
ControlPoint = Utils["Point"];
ControlPoint["X"] = 3;
ControlPoint["Y"] = 5;
// Simulates a click over the control at the specified point
TestBtn["Click"](ControlPoint["X"], ControlPoint["Y"]);
// Creates a Point object that holds the screen-related coordinates
ScreenPoint = TestBtn["WindowToScreen"](ControlPoint["X"], ControlPoint["Y"]);
…
}