Drawing with Low Level XY
One of the tests my company has always had to do manually is drawing on calibrated bitmap images, clicking at labelled points in the picture to calibrate medical protocols. I can record the test wit...
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Hi Kirk,
I think it would be better to take X-Y Coordination as runtime, If you taken runtime it will give X-Y Cordination on the basis of screen resolution
like -
With objGrid.TBL_objName
intXCordination = .EmbeddableTextBoxWithUIPermissions.Right
intYCordination =.EmbeddableTextBoxWithUIPermissions.top
Call .Click (intXCordination, intYCordination)
Delay(100)
End With
it may help you.
I think it would be better to take X-Y Coordination as runtime
I can get the X-Y coordinates of the click points in the bitmap on my system for my resolution. I can record them in a low level procedure relative to the window that displays them. However, I can't know ahead of time what resolution a tester will have, and the bitmap scales with it. I could record a low level procedure for every known resolution, but that would be extraordinarily time consuming.
The window scales to the resolution. I can determine the resolution. I could theoretically scale the recorded X-Y coordinates accordingly at runtime, but that's what I'm posting about: how to do that.
I appreciate the input, but it looks like the code you posted requires me to know where to click at design time. I'm not having an issue seeing or clicking objects, I need a way to click precisely at specific points on an image. I see the image display box, I can click the points on my system, I just need a way to translate those coordinates to another system's resolution.
So essentially, something that can catch the XY coordinates coming out of the playback, and apply a conversion. I'm recording the clicks at 1920x1080, so on any system that plays it back, instead of clicking (X,Y), it clicks:
((X / 1920 * CurrentMachineHeight), (Y / 1080 * CurrentMachineWidth)).
