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I've been looking all over the play trying to figure this out!
This is how the program will work:
Starts and runs in backround... Win32 App (I use visual c++ 6)
Counts 35 seconds... and then whereever the cursor is... is clicks
Like you click the mouse but automatically and on the computer...
and then like a while loop that never stops (which is easy and i know how to do)
If you can please help me...
Thanks,
No offense, but this sounds a little sketchy to me.:p
What do you mean by that?
hmmmmm......what???
I need to know how to make the mouse click and a timer that counts down from 35 for my program... thats it...
Sound like a virus. A cheesy virus but a virus none the less.
Why would you want to cause the user's mouse to click at a random position?
*slaps you*
that should sleep about 35 seconds.Code:sleep(3500);
Sleep() halts program function. Shouldn't use it.
Actually *slaps you* that would pause for 3,5 seconds.
Sleep(35000); // now THIS would do the thing
Actually, sleep() is good to use if you want to be multi-tasking friendly. When you call sleep you are giving other applications time to perform code, without a sleep() anywhere in your code you take more cpu cycles.Quote:
Originally posted by rmullen3
Sleep() halts program function. Shouldn't use it.
By sketchy, I meant the program sounded like it was going to be a virus.
just a follow up, i was reading about your sleep(), and actually my question is based on different programming languages...... doesn't sleep depend on the speed of the cpu........???
well, anyway couple languages different than c++ worked like that ......"the faster the processor the less time it takes for the sleep() to terminate"
hmmmmmm????
matheo917
>doesn't sleep depend on the speed of the cpu........???
Not necessarily. Most implementations of sleep will use the system time as a base, so saying sleep ( 35000 ); will cause a program on any system to sleep for 35 seconds, regardless of processor speed. Something like this:
-PreludeCode:void sleep ( long m )
{
clock_t limit, cl = clock();
limit = cl + m;
while ( limit > cl )
cl = clock();
}
do a search for fakesurf, it has the capabilities to do what you want it to do (i use it all the time to keep Netzero from disconnecting me :))
Lol, you guys are so stupid
"Sounds like a virus..."
If you must know i want it for those website programs where you click on the rating and get money to buy hits...
If you don't know how to do it... Then just don't say anything...
but, thanks for the time tips from most of you :)
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Actually *slaps you* that would pause for 3,5 seconds.
*sniff**snivel* sorry master... :(