In OS X 10.7.2, however, it has the effect of generating a lowercase l, and not moving the mouse at all. Tell application "Safari" to tell document 1ĭo JavaScript "window. This post suggests that the command tell application System Events to key code 37 in AppleScript should move the mouse pointer one pixel down and to the left if run when MouseKeys are enabled. If theCounter is greater than counterMaxValue then set theCounter to 0 Remember you can quit the stay-open applescript by right-clicking on its dock icon and choosing quit. You'll notice that every time you click the dock icon the "on reopen" handler is executed which toggles the shouldScroll variable between true and false.Īnyway, I hope this gives you an idea for making your own script work. and here is an image of me hovering over the. If you click the dock icon again then the scrolling will start again and vice versa. Im trying to press a button in TeamSpeak using applescript, here is my code: tell application 'TeamSpeak 3 Client' to activate tell application 'System Events' tell process 'TeamSpeak 3' click menu item 'Connect' of menu 'Connections' of menu bar 1 delay 2 click button 'Connect' end tell end tell. To pause the scrolling just click the dock icon of the applescript. When you run it the Safari window will scroll. Save this as a stay-open applescript application. But why should I learn an entirely new language just to do the things I do myself you. You'd have to use objective-c and the cocoa APIs for that. In fact, scripts do much of what you can do with a keyboard and mouse. I do not know how to "trap" a mouse event with applescript.
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