pyautogui

问题 I'm using pyautogui to unlock my computer screen on Windows 10. Here's the script: pyautogui.FAILSAFE = False time.sleep(7) print("Pressing 'space'") pyautogui.press('space') print("Waiting for 3 seconds.") time.sleep(3) print("Typying Password") pyautogui.press('p') time.sleep(0.1) pyautogui.press('a') time.sleep(0.1) pyautogui.press('s') time.sleep(0.1) pyautogui.press('s') time.sleep(0.1) pyautogui.press('w') time.sleep(0.1) pyautogui.press('o') time.sleep(0.1) pyautogui.press('r') time

问题 Here's the code that I'm trying to run: import pyautogui r=pyautogui.locateOnScreen('C:\Users\David\Desktop\index.png',grayscale=False) print r 回答1: It has to be a pixel-perfect match in order to be found. To allow for any sort of deviance you can invoke a confidence parameter. For example: loc = pyautogui.locateOnScreen(image, grayscale=True, confidence=.5) However, in order to use the confidence parameter you have to have opencv_python installed. This is easy to install with pip: ./python

问题 I have a "find.png" (attached) The pyautogui.locateOnScreen is returning None, even after 20 screenshots!!!! Using interpreter (code attached) Note: 1) the image having the line, "import pyautogui as auto", is "find.png" 2)I have "find.png" in the same directory, it is founded( checked with PIL- Image) 回答1: After struggling with this forever also, finally figured out that you either use command line or print screen button with the windows key to take the screenshot. Using the snipping tool

问题 I am running OS X El Capitan v. 10.11.3 I am trying to install PyAutoGUI On Terminal, I did the following successfully: sudo pip3 install pyobjc-core sudo pip3 install pyobjc When I tried running "sudo pip3 install pyautogui" I got the following error in Terminal: Command "python setup.py egg_info" failed with error code 1 in /private/tmp/pip-build-skuvquyu/pyscreeze I am not sure what to do about this so if anyone has any advice, I would appreciate it. Thanks 回答1: Found an answer to the

问题 I started using pyautogui about an hour ago. Very nice that python supports GUI automation. I'm having one problem though. I use two screens and it appears that the wrapper is unable to move my cursor to my secondary monitor. For instance: >>> import pyautogui >>> pyautogui.moveTo(2759,769) >>> pyautogui.position() (1919, 769) As you can see the cursor is still within my first screen. How do I force pyautogui to move to my second screen? Thanks 回答1: Nevermind, I have found the answer from a

问题 I started using pyautogui about an hour ago. Very nice that python supports GUI automation. I'm having one problem though. I use two screens and it appears that the wrapper is unable to move my cursor to my secondary monitor. For instance: >>> import pyautogui >>> pyautogui.moveTo(2759,769) >>> pyautogui.position() (1919, 769) As you can see the cursor is still within my first screen. How do I force pyautogui to move to my second screen? Thanks 回答1: Nevermind, I have found the answer from a

问题 I'm trying to click into a program window using pyautogui. When clicking in the program window, on a button I wish to press, a loading icon appears next to the mouse cursor as if it is thinking, and it never actually clicks. It does, however, move to the cursor location that I provide. Here's the code import pyautogui pyautogui.doubleClick(x=300, y=300) I opened Excel to see if it will click into that, and it does, but only if I run the code as: import pyautogui pyautogui.doubleClick(x=300, y

问题 I'm trying to click into a program window using pyautogui. When clicking in the program window, on a button I wish to press, a loading icon appears next to the mouse cursor as if it is thinking, and it never actually clicks. It does, however, move to the cursor location that I provide. Here's the code import pyautogui pyautogui.doubleClick(x=300, y=300) I opened Excel to see if it will click into that, and it does, but only if I run the code as: import pyautogui pyautogui.doubleClick(x=300, y

问题 I am creating a program to draw pictures on this site, using PyAutoGui to move the mouse, click, and check some pixel colours on the screen. You can see my testing in the top left hand corner of the canvas. My program relies heavily on the pyautogui.pixelMatchesColor() function, and at certain points my program seemed to break. After trying to find the smallest set of code which would result in the same problem, I got to this: import pyautogui no = 0 while True: if pyautogui.pixelMatchesColor

问题 I am trying write a python script that runs an external program automatically by clicking buttons and give keyboard input (usually file paths) with pyautogui. Now if I try use the funktion pyautogui.typewriter(filepath) it always types the backslashes as questionmarks. This minimal example: pyautogui.typewrite('\\') returns simply ? Now, if I change my keyboard layout in the system settings to english, it correctly returns \ My default layout is german, and I cant really change that because