MQScript Documentation

website·Indexed 31 days ago

https://zimaoxy.com/docs/qscript/

Technical documentation for MQScript, featuring a comprehensive API for device control and automation. Includes functions for managing hardware settings (brightness, volume, WiFi, Bluetooth, Airplane mode), retrieving device information (IMSI, ICCID, IP address, model), screen interaction (color detection, locking/unlocking), and XML data processing.

Tokens
455K
Snippets
2.2K
Records
3.4K
Agent score
56%

What's inside MQScript

  1. Overview of the SysEx System Plugin Enhancement

    The SysEx system plugin is an enhanced version of the official system plugin for Quick Key (按键精灵). It provides a variety of system-level operational functions, including modifying system themes, retrieving memory size, compressing or decompressing files, and configuring input method settings. In many cases, this plugin is already built-in upon the installation of Quick Key.
  2. Overview of the Media multimedia plugin

    The Media multimedia plugin is an official plugin for QuickScript (按键精灵) used to play audio files and adjust system volume. It is typically built-in upon the installation of the main software.
  3. Overview of QScript plugins for Clipboard, Notifications, Media, and Encryption

    This lesson covers several utility plugins for QScript/QuickMacro (按键精灵):

    • Sys plugin: Used for reading and writing to the system clipboard.
    • Msg plugin: Used for displaying bubble notifications/tips.
    • Media plugin: Used for playing music/audio files.
    • Encrypt plugin: Used for data encryption and decryption.
  4. Overview of the QUI WebBrowser control

    The WebBrowser control in QUI is an embedded browser component that allows developers to display web pages and interact with web elements directly within their application interface.
  5. Overview of Lazy Spirit (懒人精灵) Android Course

    The Lazy Spirit (懒人精灵) Android course is designed for beginners (zero-basis) to develop automation scripts for Android games, emulators, and cloud phones. The curriculum covers mobile game assistants, traffic collection/diversion, and general Android/emulator scripting. The course is delivered via recorded tutorials, live discussions, and QQ support.
  6. Overview of the qscript Button control

    The Button control is a clickable UI element used to trigger events. It supports text captions and custom images via the Picture property to create visually appealing interfaces.
  7. Overview of Lazy Spirit (懒人精灵) Android Course

    The Lazy Spirit Android course is designed for beginners (zero-basis) to learn how to develop automation scripts for Android games, emulators, and cloud phones. The course covers mobile game assistants, traffic collection, and general Android scripting.

    Key details:

    • Language/Syntax: Uses Lua (unlike QuickKey/按键精灵 which uses a Basic-like syntax).
    • Delivery: Recorded tutorials, live discussions, and QQ group Q&A.
    • Access: Lifetime access to video tutorials, forum Q&A, and QQ group support.
    • Syllabus: Available at https://docs.qq.com/aio/DR0JFeUhRbnZLSk1r
  8. Overview of the Console plugin

    The Console plugin is an official extension for QuickMacro used for interacting with console windows. For general tasks involving the opening of the CMD command line, the runapp command is typically preferred over this plugin.
  9. Overview of the Sys system plugin

    The Sys system plugin is an official plugin for QuickBot (按键精灵) that provides system-level functionality, including retrieving screen resolution, reading and writing to the clipboard, and calculating time differences. It is typically built-in upon the installation of QuickBot.
  10. Overview of Bkgnd Background Plugin for QScript

    The Bkgnd plugin provides a suite of functions for interacting with window handles in the background, allowing for automation without requiring the window to be in the foreground. This includes capabilities for color detection, image searching, text recognition, and simulating keyboard and mouse input. Note that many of these functions only support a subset of windows; compatibility should be verified through testing.