Starting Guide
Button Control
The simplest Control: Button Control
Buttons are mostly not round but somehow cornered.
Understanding the Button Control
A button control is a fundamental element in a GUI. It typically carries the window class "button" and is most commonly interacted with through a click action.
When inspected using the windows-inspector tool, a button control with the window class "button" will be displayed as follows:
It's important to note that window classes can be named at the discretion of the application's programmer.
Therefore, the window class of a button may not always adhere to the standard "button" classification.
To interact with a button, any of the Mouse Click commands can be utilized:
• MLE. - Mouse-Left-Click Event
• MLC - Mouse-Left-Click (Invisible)
• MLM - Mouse Left click Move (Invinsible)
or use the combination of
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which will also click the button.
For a detailed comparison and understanding of the variations between these mouse click commands, please refer to the following section:
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