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SeeTest Client - ClickCoordinate

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void ClickCoordinate**(X, Y, ClickCount)**​

Description​

Click in window X,Y offset

Parameters​

  • X: Horizontal Offset from the Element in screen pixels (can use P2cx to convert screen percentage to pixels)
  • Y: Vertical Offset from the Element in screen pixels (can use P2cy to convert screen percentage to pixels)
  • Click Count: Number of Clicks

Usage​

If for some reason, you want to click on a specific coordinates on the screen instead of an object you can use the "ClickCoordinate" command.

Scenario:

We will use the Facebook website and will use the clickCoordinate command to click on the 'add friend' button.

To get the correct coordinates, we will use the offline tab (Capture Scene) and will get the coordinates from a screenshot we captured (Width/Height).

Double click in Android​

The ClickCoordinate() command can be used to execute a double click event by setting click count parameter to '2'.

To determine the time gap between the two clicks, the setProperty() should be used to define the clicks.time.gap property with positive integer value for milliseconds between the two clicks. The default time for this property is '100' milliseconds.

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The clicks.time.gap is relevant in android only for double click in ClickCoordinate() command. For iOS there's another use for clicks.time.gap property

Example​

If we want to zoom a picture with double click.

Parameters:

  • X: will be set to 991
  • Y: 460
  • Click count: will be set to 1

Code Examples​

Java Example

client.clickCoordinate(991, 460, 1);

C# Example Expand source

client.ClickCoordinate(991, 460, 1);

VBScript Example Expand source

client.ClickCoordinate 991, 460, 1
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Python Example Expand source

self.client.clickCoordinate(991, 460, 1)

Perl Example Expand source

$client->clickCoordinate(991, 460, 1);
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