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Auto Click Button

Hi Guys,

How I can auto click button "OK" after I choose variable , because after this dialog I have to run another chart and data

You can see in below pictures 

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cwillden
Super User (Alumni)

Re: Auto Click Button

Can you elaborate on under which conditions you would want to automatically click "OK"?  In JSL, you can programatically click a button using something like "OK_button << click;"

 

If, for example, you want to programatically click OK once all required inputs are populated, you could write a function or expression like this:

check_inputs = Expr(
	If(
		N Items( y_inputs << get items ) > 0 & N Items( x_inputs << get items ) > 0
		 & N Items( parts_inputs << get items ) > 0,
		OK_button << click
	)
);

Then, within  the script for each of the input buttons, you could add check_inputs() at the end.

 

-- Cameron Willden

Re: Auto Click Button

Thank you so much, I will try it on my script

TDF
TDF
Level II

Re: Auto Click Button

How can you find out what the button is called?

I have a similar issue with the GO button needing to be automatically pressed.

I've guessed (presumably incorrectly) at what it might be called but those combos GO_button, etc. did not work.

Re: Auto Click Button

The previous example uses a variable GO-button in which a reference to an actual button was previously stored. See the example below for the basic approach to use.

 

Names Default to Here( 1 );

// example data set
dt = Open( "$SAMPLE_DATA/Big Class.jmp" );

// example dialog
launch = dt << Fit Model(
	Y( :weight ),
	Effects( :age, :sex, :height ),
	Personality( "Standard Least Squares" )
);

// find Run button and unwrap the list
button = (launch << XPath( "//ButtonBox[text()='Run']" ))[1];

// click it!
button << Click;