Usage
The LockMouse
function locks the mouse. Even if LockMouse
can be useful for preventing user interference while a script is running, we do not recommend using it. If something goes wrong, the only way to enable the mouse again will be to power off!
Syntax
LockMouse
Remarks
Mouse actions are not transmitted during the execution of the script. When the last script finishes, the mouse is reactivated.
Example
LockMouse
Example Code
Under Windows 2000/XP/2003, it is possible to call a Windows API function locking the keyboard using the WinTask External statement (not available in WinTask Lite). Below is a sample:
' Launch Notepad
Shell("notepad",1)
False = 0
True = 1
' Lock keyboard and mouse for 10 seconds
external("user32","BlockInput", True)
pause 5
' The script can still type
UseWindow("NOTEPAD.EXE|Edit|Untitled - Notepad|1",1)
SendKeys("aa")
pause 5
' Unlock keyboard and mouse - when the script ends,
' keyboard and mouse are unlocked even if an external call is not done.
external("user32","BlockInput", False)
' Check during 5 secs that you can now use mouse
pause 5