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Windows Form (C#) -- Clicking buttons without leaving mouse click
In a Windows Forms application using C#, you can programmatically simulate button clicks without requiring the user to manually click the button with the mouse. You can achieve this by calling the button's PerformClick()
method. Here's an example:
csharpprivate void SimulateButtonClick()
{
// Assuming you have a button named "myButton" on your form
myButton.PerformClick();
}
The PerformClick()
method triggers the Click
event of the button, which results in the same behavior as if the button was clicked by the user.
You can call the SimulateButtonClick()
method from various parts of your code, such as in response to a different button click, a key press, or a timer event, depending on your application's logic and requirements.
Note that when calling PerformClick()
, the Click
event handler for the button will execute, so ensure that any necessary event handling code is properly implemented to handle the button click.