ADB simulates human-computer interaction events

1 input in terminal: adb shell

2 Enter input to get the following information:

Usage:input [<source>] <command> [<arg> ...]

Source: Event Sources

Command: Commands

ARG: Parameter

The sources are:
Trackball//Trackball, as if HTC Hero3 has this thing
Joystick//Joystick
Touchnavigation
Mouse
Keyboard//keyboard
GamePad
Touchpad
Dpad
Stylus
Touchscreen//Touch screen

The commands and default sources are:
Text <string> (Default:touchscreen)
KeyEvent [--longpress] <key code number or name> ... (Default:keyboard)
Tap <x> <y> (Default:touchscreen)
Swipe <x1> <y1> <x2> <y2> [Duration (ms)] (Default:touchscreen)
Press (Default:trackball)
Roll <dx> <dy> (Default:trackball)

Text: Literal input, parameter is a string, use two single quotation marks to cause

In the text input box to get focus, the ADB shell input eg:input text ' Hello World ', observe the effect

KeyEvent: Keyboard event, the number or name of the parameter that corresponds to the keyboard character

Used to perform various keyboard events, such as returning, tapping a button on the keyboard, etc., eg:input keyevent 3 = = Click the Home button

Tap: User Click event, parameter is absolute screen coordinates

Analog Click action: Eg:input tap + + click on the screen with a coordinate value of (100,100) point

Swipe: Slide event with the coordinates of the sliding start point and end point,

Eg:input Swipe (100,100) sliding from point Y1 to Y2 (200,200), you can also specify the time to slide, in MS

The command can also simulate long press events eg: adb shell input touchscreen swipe 187 187 (170,187) 2s time

Press is not quite clear, after use is similar to switching focus

Roll has not been used, there is no introduction

ADB simulates human-computer interaction events