I have a situation where the program waits for the user to press accept and then starts to do some actions. If a certain condition is true, I would like to get all the actions. I could type:
if condition = true then ...
But the 'then' is too much of codes. It would be much easier if I can write something like:
if true then press accept
So it will treat as if the user pressed it. I couldn't find any way so far. Is there a way to do it?
You will need to explain why it would be better to do what you're suggesting than to write:
IF condition != TRUE THEN
…input operation waiting for ACCEPT…
END IF
CALL function_to_do_actions(…)
(You don't even have to call a function; you can simply write the actions following the test.)
I don't think there's a documented way of doing what you're asking — faking a key-press.