pyautogui

I'm making some tests using Pyautogui on games. But in those games that change your cursor and fullscreen games, none of the methods work. I'm trying now on Ragnarok Online. I tried: pyautogui.click() pyautogui.moveTo(x, y, time) pyautogui.moveRel(x, y) None of them works when inside the game window. They work fine outside. Is there a way to make it work? Or another library that I could use? By the way, win32api.SetCursorPos((x,y)) also doesn't work. Thanks. obgnaw The source code of Pyautogui def _sendMouseEvent(ev, x, y, dwData=0): assert x != None and y != None, 'x and y cannot be set to

I want to select some text on the screen. I figured using pyautogui would be the way to go. I did the following: keyDown('shift') sleep(0.1) press('end') sleep(0.1) keyUp('shift') When doing this exact combination by hand it does select the text I want it to. Of course the sleep function is from the time module. I even tried to select text in word using the following: keyDown('shift') press('right') press('right') keyUp('shift') And even this didn't work... Does anyone know why? Thanks in advance! I found the answer! Finally! It wasn't selecting text for me as long as NUM LOCK was enabled . (I

I am using PyAutoGUI library of Python to automate GUI. The application which I am automating opens a new window after I am done with data entry on my current window. Everything is taken care by python automation (data entry in my current window and the click required to open the window). When the click is performed in the current window, the new window takes some time to open (which may range from 2 - 5 seconds). So there are two options that I can think of here: Sleep using time.sleep(5) (Con: 3 seconds might be wasted unnecessarily) Spin in a tight loop till the window appears on the screen

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 Nevermind, I have found the answer from a github post . It appears that moving the cursor to a second monitor can be accomplished using ctypes.windll

In this code, I'm using Python 2.7.13, OpenCV 2.4.13 and PyAutoGUI 0.9.36. The objective is to move the cursor according to the facial movement, but the cursor movement is inverted. For example, if my face goes to right, the cursor moves to left and if my face goes to left, the cursor goes to right. Also, I want the cursor to move right, left, up and down in the whole screen of my PC, whose size is x=1920, y=1080. The purpose of this program is to show that it is possible to get a new way to acquire more independence and access so that people with tetraplegia are capable of doing the simple