In Visual Studio 2013, I installed a C# package called "InputSimulator." After doing so, I see a new reference get added to my project called "WindowsInput." (i.e., WindowsInput.dll)
The problem is that none of the methods that the codeplex site talks about are accessible. If I try:
InputSimulator.SimulateTextEntry("Say hello!");
I get the error:
Error 14 'WindowsInput.InputSimulator' does not contain a definition for
'SimulateTextEntry' Blah.cs 33 32 ALibrary
I do have using WindowsInput
as a directive.
Does anyone know why the methods are not accessible? Methods like SimulateKeyPress()
are also not available. These are the key API. Am I missing something about adding this library and referencing it?
So I just tried this lib. Actually their documentation is just a little off. You need to create an instance of InputSimulator first, like this:
InputSimulator s = new InputSimulator();
s.Keyboard.TextEntry("Hello sim !");
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