DragRobot

All Known Implementing Classes:

DragRobotImpl
```
public interface DragRobot
```

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`void`	`drag(javafx.scene.input.MouseButton... buttons)`	Presses the given mouse button(s) on whatever is under the mouse's current location.
`void`	`drag(PointQuery pointQuery, javafx.scene.input.MouseButton... buttons)`	Moves the mouse to the location specified by the given `PointQuery.query()` and then presses the given mouse button(s) on whatever is under the mouse's new location.
`void`	`drop()`	Releases the mouse at its' current position.
`void`	`dropBy(double x, double y)`	Moves the mouse horizontally by `x` and vertically by `y` before releasing the mouse.
`void`	`dropTo(PointQuery pointQuery)`	Moves the mouse to the location specified by the given `PointQuery.query()` and then releases the mouse.

- Method Detail
  - drag
```
void drag(javafx.scene.input.MouseButton... buttons)
```
    Presses the given mouse button(s) on whatever is under the mouse's current location.
    
    Parameters:
    
    buttons - the mouse buttons to press
  - drag
```
void drag(PointQuery pointQuery,
          javafx.scene.input.MouseButton... buttons)
```
    Moves the mouse to the location specified by the given PointQuery.query() and then presses the given mouse button(s) on whatever is under the mouse's new location.
    
    Parameters:
    
    pointQuery - the pointQuery that specifies where to move the mouse to
    
    buttons - the mouse buttons to press
  - drop
```
void drop()
```
    Releases the mouse at its' current position.
  - dropTo
```
void dropTo(PointQuery pointQuery)
```
    Moves the mouse to the location specified by the given PointQuery.query() and then releases the mouse.
    
    Parameters:
    
    pointQuery - the pointQuery that specifies where to move the mouse to
  - dropBy
```
void dropBy(double x,
            double y)
```
    Moves the mouse horizontally by x and vertically by y before releasing the mouse.
    
    Parameters:
    
    x - the amount by which to move the mouse horizontally
    
    y - the amount by which to move the mouse vertically