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Record subsequent mouse movements and print to console.

","usage":"record(n = 10, timeInterval = 5, failSafe = TRUE)","arguments":[{"name":"n","description":"

number of mouse moves to record. Default is 10.

"},{"name":"timeInterval","description":"

(seconds). Record after how much seconds. Default is 5.

"},{"name":"failSafe","description":"

Logical flag to allow for emergency stops. Default is TRUE.

"}],"has_args":true,"examples":"\nrecord()\n\n","sections":[],"value":"

Prints \"delay(2000); move(x,y); left()\" to the console.

","note":"

If failSafe is TRUE, the function checks whether the mouse cursor is at the upper left position of the screen (pixel: x = 0, y = 0) . If so, the function fails and throws an error, allowing for emergency stops during code execution.

The record function calls the coord() function after the specified time interval passed and repeats n times. The console output can be pasted to a script to rapidly build a mouse macro. Unfortunately, this function is a work-around since it is not possible to record mouse events with the Java Robot Class. The console output is basically a template and can be adjusted to the needs of the user.

","seealso":"

coord, pos

","package":{"package":"rMouse","version":"0.1"}}

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