I want to create a bot (macro) that performs some click tasks, so I'm using pyautogui in python !
But I do not have much experience with X and Y, and I'm testing it manually and boring.
I would like to get the x and y by clicking on the screen, for example, I click on this location on the screen and display the X and Y of the click location on the console. Possible?
Well one way to do this in pyautogui would be basically like this:
#pegar o retorno da posicao atual de x e y do mouse e passar o valor da tupla para as duas variaveis
x, y = pyautogui.position()
print "Posicao atual do mouse:"
print "x = "+str(x)+" y = "+str(y)
print""
#retorna verdadeiro se x & y estiverem dentro da tela
print "Esta dentro da tela?"
resp = pyautogui.onScreen(x, y)
print str(resp)
Reference: pyautogui
A quick solution using PyUserInput and without going into operating system specificities: instances of mouse have method position() , which returns the position (X, Y) with each call:
$ pip install git+https://github.com/PyUserInput/PyUserInput.git
>>> import pymouse
>>> mouse = pymouse.PyMouse()
>>> mouse.position()
(562, 528)
>>> mouse.position()
(1259, 195)
>>> mouse.position()
(157, 259)