Under Windows 10 here,

What I would like to achieve, put it simply, by one single mouse click, it would trigger buy/sell market button cliks on different trading platformss (3-4 of them), paneled side by side. Ideally at the same time, with the least delay...

Can you think of the best trick to realise such task ?

thanks a lot

Hi,

Maybe try to keybind buy/sell actions with your different platforms with independent macro keys on gaming mouse/keyboard type ?




cheers,

Totantaz

With bindings, will there not be a windows focus problem ?

My main platform has PS4/XBOX controller and keyboard trading enabled, NT8 has keyboard too, however two other platform I use support only mouse click, hence I would need to focus on simulated simultaneous mouse clicks really

Maybe someone has wrote scripts with AutoHotkey or else, I am not sure

hmmm... Does your other platforms support mouse-3 and mouse-4 type buttons ?

i would be scared of using left and right clicks by error hehe

Neh ! It is just for the needs of an experiment, will pay attention

I would try using AutoHotKey.

SARdynamite 

Under Windows 10 here, What I would like to achieve, put it simply, by one single mouse click, it would trigger buy/sell market button cliks on different trading platformss (3-4 of them), paneled side by side. Ideally at the same time, with the least delay... Can you think of the best trick to realise such task ? thanks a lot

Low level .Net routines and variables allow most things, I use this a lot under NT7/Windows7, I can't see why it would be a problem under later versions of either. Using separate thread(s) is also best to get decent timings and avoid any main NT thread clash or holdup. Google will find you anything that you need if you are happy to do it in C#.

e.g. a simple utility using the Windows 'mouse_event' function and the Cursor variable that I use:

 

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[DllImport("user32.dll")] static extern void mouse_event(uint dwFlags, uint dx, uint dy, uint dwData, UIntPtr dwExtraInfo); private void ClickPoint(Point pt) { ClickPoint(pt, 75); } private void ClickPoint(Point pt, int delay) { if (showClicks) Print("ClickPoint " + pt + " " + delay); if (falseClicks) return; // set cursor on coords, and press mouse Cursor.Position = pt; Thread.Sleep(25); mouse_event(0x00000002, 0, 0, 0, UIntPtr.Zero); /// left mouse button down mouse_event(0x00000004, 0, 0, 0, UIntPtr.Zero); /// left mouse button up if (delay != 0) Thread.Sleep(delay); }

Note that points are in screen pixels in a global space across all monitors relative to topleft on the main monitor, +ve and -ve in both directions. 'showClicks' and 'falseClicks' are just diagnostic booleans.

Plenty of ways to handle focus issues either with system routines or calling the click routine on another area of the window(s).

Cheers

Interesting. Thanks

SatchFan 

I would try using AutoHotKey.

Here is something with AutoIt

 

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HotKeySet("{ESC}", "_exit") HotKeySet("{F10}", "_secondMouse") $mouse = MouseGetPos() $dll = DllOpen("user32.dll") $toggle = 0 #include <Misc.au3> #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3> #include <WindowsConstants.au3> #include <EditConstants.au3> #include <StaticConstants.au3> $MiceX2 = GUICreate("MiceX2", 184, 92, 192, 124) $xDistanceInput = GUICtrlCreateInput("200", 128, 0, 49, 21) $xInfoLabel = GUICtrlCreateLabel("X Distance from Mouse", 8, 4, 114, 17) $yInfoLabel = GUICtrlCreateLabel("Y Distance from Mouse", 8, 28, 114, 17) $yDistanceInput = GUICtrlCreateInput("0", 128, 24, 49, 21) $hotkeyInfo1 = GUICtrlCreateLabel("Start = F10", 16, 48, 83, 17) $hotkeyInfo1 = GUICtrlCreateLabel("Stop = F9", 16, 64, 83, 17) $hotkeyInfo2 = GUICtrlCreateLabel("Exit = ESC", 16, 78, 54, 17) GUISetState(@SW_SHOW) Opt("GUIOnEventMode", 1) ; Change to OnEvent mode GUISetOnEvent($GUI_EVENT_CLOSE, "_exit") _load() While 1 Sleep(100) WEnd Func _secondMouse() While 1 Sleep(25) $mouse = MouseGetPos() ToolTip("^", $mouse[0] + GUICtrlRead($xDistanceInput) - 10, $mouse[1] + GUICtrlRead($yDistanceInput)) If _IsPressed("01", $dll) Then _mouseClick() If _IsPressed("1B", $dll) Then _save() Exit EndIf If _IsPressed("78", $dll) Then ToolTip("") ExitLoop EndIf WEnd EndFunc ;==>_secondMouse Func _mouseClick() ToolTip("") MouseUp("left") MouseMove($mouse[0] + GUICtrlRead($xDistanceInput), $mouse[1] + GUICtrlRead($yDistanceInput), 0) MouseDown("left") Sleep(50) MouseUp("left") MouseMove($mouse[0], $mouse[1], 0) ToolTip("^", $mouse[0] + GUICtrlRead($xDistanceInput), $mouse[1] + GUICtrlRead($yDistanceInput)) EndFunc ;==>_mouseClick Func _exit() DllClose($dll) _save() Exit EndFunc ;==>_exit Func _save() IniWrite(@ScriptDir & "\MouseX2.ini", "Distance", "X", GUICtrlRead($xDistanceInput, 1)) IniWrite(@ScriptDir & "\MouseX2.ini", "Distance", "Y", GUICtrlRead($yDistanceInput, 1)) EndFunc ;==>_save Func _load() GUICtrlSetData($xDistanceInput, IniRead(@ScriptDir & "\MouseX2.ini", "Distance", "X", "200")) GUICtrlSetData($yDistanceInput, IniRead(@ScriptDir & "\MouseX2.ini", "Distance", "Y", "0")) EndFunc ;==>_load

Regarding the last AutoIt script, I tried to adapt it to make it a triple cursor/click instead of double
However the cursor markers are blinking and fading out of sight most of the time.

Can anyone familiar with AutoIt give it a quick try (to make it triple cursor/click) ? I'd be grateful!