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bmp.to_string() and bitmap.Bitmap.from_string(string) http://www.autopy.org/documentation/api-reference/bitmap.html https://github.com/msanders/autopy/#readme The current documentation/tutorial doesn't make it clear to me. I had assumed the string is base 64. But trying out this tool/library and comparing to...

daluu

key within autopy does not provide access to the standard numpad keys, the caps or scroll lock keys, or the pause/break key. Retrieving the state of caps lock, num lock...

usracct84420

I have write a mouse control script by autopy module ,and it works well.But when I want to stop the script ,the problem is appear. I can't get the mouse...

lazybios

"alert" doesn't work with unicode, but with current local encoding: running python2.7.3, 64bit, from PythonWin, > autopy.alert.alert("thmhe איציק") # img 1 True > autopy.alert.alert(title=u"Hello, איציק", msg="string from pythonwin") Traceback (most...

shula

Allow moving the mouse to multiple displays

2

When I try to use Autopy to move the mouse to any monitor except my primary, I get "ValueError: Point out of bounds:. Is Autopy able to move the mouse...

cool-RR

media player control

1

I'd like to request a function to control the media player, since python is missing this. It could be implemented sending keystrokes to the player process.

eadmaster

from PIL import Image possible add following api for rect compare using native autopy instead PIL def compare_rect((ax,ay),bmp_name): im=Image.open(bmp_name) rect = ((ax-1,ay-1),(im.size[0]+2,im.size[1]+2)) tst = bitmap.Bitmap.open(bmp_name) scr = bitmap.capture_screen(rect) pos =...

lecheel

When setting mouse position in another screen ValueError: Point out of bounds happens.

treeform

Better define tolerance

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I dont' think tolerance is really defined in the tutorial or the API doc. What are the valid ranges for tolerance values? 0.0 to 1.0? Or greater than 1 as...

daluu

Would be very useful write code like this # Here I could open some programs screen.focus("Firefox") # or... name = screen.getNameByPos(100, 150) screen.focus(name)

frafra