Major Help

[user751139]

Hello everyone, Basically i need the source code in Visual Basic for a
20 x 20 = 40 pixil sqaure area around the mouse to check for the following colours:

Colour 1:

red: 0xF40404
yellow: 0xE87824
Orange: 0xE87824

Colour 2:

teal: 0x209070
blue: 0x083498
white: 0xCCE0D0


As soon as any of those colours are found; the letter "A" keystroke is sent followed by a "Left" mouse click. And this is to be looped forever.. Would be great if you can get this toggle on the 2 different sides (Colour 1 and Colour 2) based on Hotkeys.

I'm asking for a lot but hopefully there are other out there who are looking for something like this as well; Thanks in advance if anyone can help. Also if anybody likes here's my version of it in AutoIT, but just to let you know it's SUPER slow, that's why i'm requesting it in VB
http://img201.imageshack.us/img201/1...lcolourdi3.jpg

[opus]

Where are you checking the colour with the mouse, on a specific control, on a complete form (with all its controls) or even outside your application?

[singularis]

Look up GetPixel() for getting the colour of the pixel.
-> Go to Start->Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0->Microsoft Visual Studio tools-> API viewer
Note: you may need to load a text file called win32API.txt

If GetPixel is not fast enough try GetDIBits
-> http://www.codeguru.com/vb/gen/vb_graphics/gdi/article.php/c2381/

VB prefers if you specify your colours like &HF40404 rather than 0xF40404.

Look up SetKeyboardState() as well, that allows you to force keystrokes.
-> http://www.mvps.org/access/api/api0046.htm

I'm asking for a lot but hopefully there are other out there who are looking for something like this as well; Thanks in advance if anyone can help. Also if anybody likes here's my version of it in AutoIT, but just to let you know it's SUPER slow, that's why i'm requesting it in VB

If you want some serious speed go further down to C++ or C.....