I just discovered this little gem. Thank you very much for sharing it.
I'm trying to replace some xdotool invocations with the actions provided natively by mouseless. One of them is to move the mouse pointer to an absolute point of the screen. Started with this:
w: move -9999 -9999
It moves the pointer to the top left corner of the screen. So far so good. Then tried this:
w: multi move -9999 -9999 ; move 100 0
It does nothing :-(.
I guess there are some problems with this approach: for starters, one thing is the numbers taken by the move action and another is the coordinates of the screen, they surely are different things. This is not a big deal because I can adjust the numbers until they are correct.
Second issue is that mouseless repeatedly issues move pseudo-inputs for as long as the key is pressed. This does not fit with what I want to do: "move this much to here and then that much to there".
So it is clear that I'm doing this wrong. My question is: is it possible to do what I want with current mouseless? If the answer is negative, is this an interesting feature for adding to mouseless?
I just discovered this little gem. Thank you very much for sharing it.
I'm trying to replace some xdotool invocations with the actions provided natively by mouseless. One of them is to move the mouse pointer to an absolute point of the screen. Started with this:
It moves the pointer to the top left corner of the screen. So far so good. Then tried this:
It does nothing :-(.
I guess there are some problems with this approach: for starters, one thing is the numbers taken by the
move
action and another is the coordinates of the screen, they surely are different things. This is not a big deal because I can adjust the numbers until they are correct.Second issue is that
mouseless
repeatedly issuesmove
pseudo-inputs for as long as the key is pressed. This does not fit with what I want to do: "move this much to here and then that much to there".So it is clear that I'm doing this wrong. My question is: is it possible to do what I want with current
mouseless
? If the answer is negative, is this an interesting feature for adding tomouseless
?