mouseClick() function does not work when coordinates are passed in

[MRosiek]

Hi,
Im working with Qt embedded app. My toolkit for Squish is Qt.
I noticed that when I use

mouseClick(my_symbolic_name_here_of_the_object)

it works, element is being clicked.

What I wanted now to do is to call this function in such way:

mouseClick(symbolic_name, x_coor_within_object, y_coor_within_object, 0, 4) #  no modifiers for click (left button and no modifiers)

But this call does not work for me. Element is not being clicked at all.
The code which Im using is following:

    def mouse_click(self, object_real_name: dict, x: int = 0, y: int = 0, modifier=0, button=4):
        """Clicks in position of object which is referenced by `object_real_name`."""
        print(f"*INFO* Mouse clicking on object: {object_real_name} at position x:{x}, y:{y} with modifier:{modifier} and button:{button}")
        squishtest.mouseClick(squishtest.waitForObject(object_real_name), x, y, modifier, button)

I have also tried using this one:

    def mouse_click_at_coordinates(self, x: int, y: int, modifier=0, button=4):
        """Clicks at given screen coordinates (x,y)."""
        screen_point = squishtest.UiTypes.ScreenPoint(x, y)
        squishtest.mouseClick(screen_point, modifier, button)

But with no avail.

I would love to have function which clicks on desired x and y (without need of object reference).

Any ideas what am I doing wrong here?

[MRosiek]

Alright, that was quick... First thing I misinterpreted the button int value. I wanted leftButton to be pressed. I used int value 4 instead of 1. Next one was that I thought Im clicking desired object on the screen but it was composed from few others so coordinates 0,0 was pointing beyond the element which I was planning to click upon.