HELP - WPF and find control under mouse and Send Click
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I am trying to code the following with little luck. has anyone a solution to this problem? Does anyone have any source for this? it can not be done with pinvoke and user32 calls. it will not work. I need to find the control under the mouse in the VIEW and I have force a Mouse Click on it. I need to do it from the ModelView. So in the MainViewModel I have an interface to a hardware device. when the device moves the mouse virtually it moves on the screen. So I am able to move the mouse via the device. 1) find window control in the view from mouse position and in ViewModel 2) Send the click to it. The control may be a Button but maybe something else. Does this violate the MVVM Pattern? Thanks
------------- Thanks - Pete
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I am trying to code the following with little luck. has anyone a solution to this problem? Does anyone have any source for this? it can not be done with pinvoke and user32 calls. it will not work. I need to find the control under the mouse in the VIEW and I have force a Mouse Click on it. I need to do it from the ModelView. So in the MainViewModel I have an interface to a hardware device. when the device moves the mouse virtually it moves on the screen. So I am able to move the mouse via the device. 1) find window control in the view from mouse position and in ViewModel 2) Send the click to it. The control may be a Button but maybe something else. Does this violate the MVVM Pattern? Thanks
------------- Thanks - Pete
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I am trying to code the following with little luck. has anyone a solution to this problem? Does anyone have any source for this? it can not be done with pinvoke and user32 calls. it will not work. I need to find the control under the mouse in the VIEW and I have force a Mouse Click on it. I need to do it from the ModelView. So in the MainViewModel I have an interface to a hardware device. when the device moves the mouse virtually it moves on the screen. So I am able to move the mouse via the device. 1) find window control in the view from mouse position and in ViewModel 2) Send the click to it. The control may be a Button but maybe something else. Does this violate the MVVM Pattern? Thanks
------------- Thanks - Pete
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