Federo wrote:
Above actions can be easily performed using Macro Scheduler. I am looking for
possibility to do the same with Python?
Hi Federo,
I regularly combine Macro Scheduler with python by having my python code
write mSched scripts. I find the combination of the two particularly
adep
I have used pywinauto for such tasks in the past.
http://pywinauto.openqa.org/
In my case, I used pywinauto to automate mouse clicks on a browser in order
to auto-play a Flash game running in the browser. I had to use PIL to take
screenshots and then process images to "read" the screen.
-- Pau
"Federo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
Is it possible to do macro with Python?
Macro means different things in different context.
Macro should be able to click on given x,y screen
location (one click, double click), drag scroll bar up / down etc..
It seems that you are referring to simulating
Hi
Is it possible to do macro with Python? Macro should be able to click on given
x,y screen location (one click, double click), drag scroll bar up / down etc..
Macro should be also able to extract data from predefined screen x,y location.
I would use this to control desktop windows based progr
