Carsten Blüm

Currently, there is no support for this. The way to achieve this would probably be to implement an event listener that “swallows” the event during cliclick’s execution. I recall having...

Could you please paste the file contents? And regarding the help text: that’s an error indeed, thanks.

I am not able to reproduce this and have no idea what may cause this behavior. Does the same happen when reading from stdin? E.g.: `cliclick -f - < test.txt`...

There have been various requests for tabs, boxes etc. The all have not beein implemented not because that’s rocket science, but simply due to lack of time. This hasn’t changed...

There are a number of ways to get the coordinates of a point: * Move the mouse there, then run `cliclick p` * Use macOS’ Digital Color Meter and enable...

The coordinates will always be relative to the top left corner of the main screen, regardless of the screen size. If you tell cliclick to move to `2500,1800` on a...

As far as I see, there seems to be no obvious way. I.e.: if it is possible, the way to emulate the eject key differs from how other keys are...

@ryandesign: sure, thanks. Perl und zsh would be equally fine to me. Note: perl is also used in `generate-action-classes-macro.sh`, so if you decide to use zsh, Perl should probably also...

No, currently not – this is not a very frequent use case, so no one has shown interest in this, at least until now. Technically, this should be possible to...

The delay between key presses is hardcoded. However, there are two ways to control timing: * Option `-w` sets a wait time between commands in milliseconds, .e.g. `cliclick -w t:100...