Two calls for one click? OSR

[DoctorJohn]

Hey.
I'm developing an C++ program with an integrated OSR. I use the following code do simple left clicks...
Bizarrely I've to call this function twice on the same coordinates to get one single click (on those coords).
Is there something wrong with my little function?

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void leftClickOn(int x, int y) {
    CefMouseEvent cme;
    cme.x = x;
    cme.y = y;
    offscreen_client->GetBrowser()->GetHost()->SendMouseClickEvent(cme, MBT_LEFT, true, 1);
    offscreen_client->GetBrowser()->GetHost()->SendMouseClickEvent(cme, MBT_LEFT, false, 1);
}


It looks like the first call of my function only moves the "cursor" and the second call actually performs the click.

Thanks in advance for any suggestion/hint/help.

[amaitland]

Bizarrely I've to call this function twice on the same coordinates to get one single click (on those coords).

That's expected, a mouse click consists of a mouse button down and a corresponding mouse button up.

See viewtopic.php?f=6&t=13220 for some more info.

[DoctorJohn]

Bizarrely I've to call this function twice on the same coordinates to get one single click (on those coords).

That's expected, a mouse click consists of a mouse button down and a corresponding mouse button up.

See viewtopic.php?f=6&t=13220 for some more info.

Oh. Never mind. Thanks a lot!
I see... in fact the only bizarre thing is how I managed to confuse true and false.