Some more drag drop methods

With reference to my earlier posts on drag and drop, here are few more methods. You will need to have WindowsInput module,posted in earlier posts, along with below.

def drag_drop_on(target, src_offset=0, dst_offset=0)

     assert_target target

     drop_x = target.left_edge_absolute + dst_offset

     drop_y = target.top_edge_absolute + dst_offset

      drag_to(drop_x, drop_y, src_offset)

end

def drag_drop(target, src_offset=1, dst_offset=1)

            drag_x = left_edge_absolute + src_offset

    drag_y = top_edge_absolute + src_offset

           drop_x = target.left_edge_absolute + dst_offset

           drop_y = target.top_edge_absolute + dst_offset

           WindowsInput.move_mouse(drag_x, drag_y)

           WindowsInput.left_down

           WindowsInput.move_mouse(drop_x, drop_y)

          WindowsInput.left_up

end

def drag_drop_distance(distance_x, distance_y, src_offset=0, dst_offset=0)

   drag_x, drag_y = source_x_y(src_offset)

   drop_x = drag_x + distance_x + dst_offset

   drop_y = drag_y + distance_y + dst_offset

   drag_to(drop_x, drop_y, src_offset)

end

def drag_drop_at(drop_x, drop_y, src_offset=0)

   drag_to(drop_x, drop_y, src_offset)

end

def drag_drop_below(target, src_offset=0, dst_offset=0)

   assert_target target

   drop_x = target.left_edge_absolute + dst_offset

   drop_y = target.bottom_edge_absolute + 2 + dst_offset

   drag_to(drop_x, drop_y, src_offset)

end

def drag_drop_above(target, src_offset=0, dst_offset=0)

   assert_target target

   drop_x = target.left_edge_absolute + dst_offset

   drop_y = target.top_edge_absolute - 2 + dst_offset

   drag_to(drop_x, drop_y, src_offset)

end

def drag_to(drop_x, drop_y, src_offset)

   drag_x, drag_y = source_x_y(src_offset)

   WindowsInput.move_mouse(drag_x, drag_y)

   WindowsInput.left_down

   WindowsInput.move_mouse(drop_x, drop_y)

   WindowsInput.left_up

end