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Topic Title: How to create a command that references another command
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Created On: 09/23/2021 09:23 AM
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 How to create a command that references another command   - ABS9986 - 09/23/2021 09:23 AM  
 How to create a command that references another command   - Mphillipson - 09/23/2021 12:07 PM  
 How to create a command that references another command   - Lunis Orcutt - 09/23/2021 12:52 PM  
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ABS9986
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I'm trying to create a command that basically moves the mouse all the way to the left of the screen, then clicks, then scrolls down to the bottom. This is on the website confluence which has a sub pane on the left with its own scrollbar.

I'm trying to create a new command to do this which combines a set of previous knowbrainer commands such as mouse left 2000 + mouse click + scroll to bottom - but the command is not working when I try to set up. Is there a way to reference other commands within knowbrainer?

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Mphillipson
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If you put the path and filename at the beginning of a script as follows, the script will have access to whatever is inside the included file.

'#Uses"C:\Users\Public\Documents\KnowBrainerSharedCode.txt"

However this is really only useful when you are calling the same code from different scripts. It promotes code reuse and makes managing the code easier.

Also if your script is not working, you may need to consider dividing up the commands between wait commands for example:

Wait 0.1


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Lunis Orcutt
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We are not certain the following is what you are looking for but might be an option.

1. Begin by placing your cursor into the left screen and then say Find Mouse Position

2. Create a new Advanced-Scripting command in either KnowBrainer or Dragon (preferably Dragon)

3. Paste the contents of the clipboard at the top of the command

4. Add a script to move the cursor to the bottom of the field. It might look something like the following but obviously the Mouse Position would be different on your computer:

 

Sub Main
SetMousePosition 1,145,753
Wait 0.5
ButtonClick 1,1
Wait 0.3
SendKeys ^{End}"
End Sub


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