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To Use

Three simple steps.

• Reference MouseCommands.dll in your project.
• Create new instance of MouseCommands.
• Set Action MouseActionEventCall (Returns MouseActionEvent and MousePoint)

Setup Example:

// Enter the using statement.
using MouseCommands;
using System;

namespace YourProgram
{
	static class Program
	{
		[STAThread]
		static void Main()
		{
			// Call new MouseCommand.
			MouseCommand mouse = new MouseCommand();
			// Setup Event Call (optional).
			mouse.MouseActionEventCall += OnMouseActionEventCall;
			// Do an action.
			mouse._MoveCursorPosition(new MousePoint(10, 10), 50);
			// Do another action.
			mouse._DoubleClick();
		}

		private void OnMouseActionEventCall(MouseActionEvent result, MousePoint pos)
		{
			//do something on Mouse _Actions.
		}
	}
}

Other Options:

//Returns a MousePoint type with X and Y locations of the mouse.
mouse.SetHotkeysGlobally = true;

//Default single left click at current mouse position.
//Can set Left, Middle, or Right clicks with the Click count and mouse position.
mouse._Click();

//Chaining commands is allowed.
Mouse._Click()._Click(); //etc...

//Default double left click at current mouse position.
//Can set Left, Middle, or Right clicks and mouse position.
mouse._DoubleClick();

//Specify a start position and end position with MousePoint types. Default click is Left.
//Can set Left, Middle, or Right clicks and the speed to move the mouse. (Higher is faster, 50 = default, speed = 0 is instant).
mouse._Drag();

//Specify a start position and end position with MousePoint types.
//Can set the speed to move the mouse. (Higher is faster, 50 = default, speed = 0 is instant).
mouse._MoveCursorPosition();

mouse.MouseActionEventCall is an event fired when a mouse event is fired from this resource.
It returns the type of action using the MouseActionEvent type, and the final mouse position in the MousePoint type.

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