Hey Guys can someone help me with Report interface? 

how do i check if its open and Close it.

Thanks

Thats a good question 

 Honestly I suggest opening the interface debugger opening the Report window, and have a script check for a certain interface constantly (One that can only be found in the report screen) 
 Once this interface is Visible have the script run another method to close it. 

 

Unless there is a report menu in the API I haven't skimmed across one yet however.

Get the interface id of the report screen. Do this by clicking on the interface debugging, hover the mouse onto the interface and look at the parent. Then you simply do this:

if (client.getValidInterface()[parentId] && client.getInterfaces()[parentId] != null)    it's open

Get the interface id of the report screen. Do this by clicking on the interface debugging, hover the mouse onto the interface and look at the parent. Then you simply do this:

 

if (client.getValidInterface()[parentId] && client.getInterfaces()[parentId] != null)    it's open

Thank You very much  

Would you also say how to make it click on a child?

We will add a feature to the next release that simply goes like:

 

child.click(..)

 

Or something along those lines. For now you will have to do it like this (or something along the lines, this is just pseudo code):

 

moveMouseTo(child.getRectangle(), other values for moveMouseTo)

We will add a feature to the next release that simply goes like:

 

 

child.click(..)

 

Or something along those lines. For now you will have to do it like this (or something along the lines, this is just pseudo code):

 

 

moveMouseTo(child.getRectangle(), other values for moveMouseTo)

Aww i see im bad with interfaces :P So i would do child.getRectangle([iNTERFACECHILD HERE})??

BUMP BUMP BUMP Please help . Alot of people will need this too

This might be easier for you to work with:

	/**	 * Clicks the specified interface child component.	 * @param interfaceId the interface id.	 * @param childId the child component id.	 * @throws InterruptedException if another thread has interrupted the current thread.	 */	private void clickInterfaceComponent(int interfaceId, int childId) throws InterruptedException {		Rectangle childRectangle = client.getInterface(interfaceId).getChild(childId).getRectangle();		RectangleDestination destination = new RectangleDestination(childRectangle);				client.moveMouseTo(destination, false, true, false);	}

Edited April 13, 201313 yr by Xyssto

I actually needed this. and you can make a rectangle over the X button. and tell it to click on the rectangle to close it. If I figure it out I'll post the code here for you.

 

EDIT: Turns out it won't detect if the interface is open or not.

 

 

 

if (client.getValidInterfaces()[553] && client.getInterfaces()[553] != null) { 

It executes the command even if the interface is closed.

Edited April 13, 201313 yr by linkcg0

This might be easier for you to work with:

	/**	 * Clicks the specified interface child component.	 * @param interfaceId the interface id.	 * @param childId the child component id.	 * @throws InterruptedException if another thread has interrupted the current thread.	 */	private void clickInterfaceComponent(int interfaceId, int childId) throws InterruptedException {		Rectangle childRectangle = client.getInterface(interfaceId).getChild(childId).getRectangle();		RectangleDestination destination = new RectangleDestination(childRectangle);				client.moveMouseTo(destination, false, true, false);	}

Where would i put that at?

parent id is 553

Child is 10

All i get is 

 

Error While executing Script

 

 

 i have this

 

	private void clickInterfaceComponent(int interfaceId, int childId) throws InterruptedException {	Rectangle childRectangle = client.getInterface(553).getChild(10).getRectangle();	RectangleDestination destination = new RectangleDestination(childRectangle);	}	 

 

 

 

	boolean randoms(){	if (client.getValidInterfaces()[553] && client.getInterfaces()[553] != null) {	client.moveMouseTo(destination, false, true, false);}			}