[pyautogui learning] screen coordinates and mouse scrolling

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Pyautogui Study – Screen coordinates 、 Mouse scrolling

Recent research WindowsGUI automated testing , So we will study the commonly used libraries 、 I learned a little .

size()-position()-onScreen()

# ${date}
# author:Cheryl Xu
#  Named tuple function 
from collections import namedtuple
from pyautogui import size, position, onScreen

#  Content of a ： Understand the named tuples used in the Library namedtuple
# Size = namedtuple("Size", "width height") #  Initialize the definition tuple , The name of the incoming tuple 、 The name of the element in the tuple 
# screen_size = Size(1920, 1080)
# print(screen_size)
# print(screen_size.width, screen_size.height)
# print(screen_size[0], screen_size[1])


def test_size():
    """size() -  Get screen resolution size """
    screen_size = size()
    print(screen_size.width, screen_size.height)


def test_position():
    """position() -  Get the current mouse coordinates """
    point = position()
    print(point.x, point.y)

def test_onScreen():
    """onScreen() -  Determine whether a coordinate is in the screen """
    print(onScreen(-1,0))
    print(onScreen(0,0))
    print(onScreen((1919,1079)))
    print(onScreen([1919,1080]))

if __name__ == '__main__':
    test_size()
    test_position()

move()-moveTo()

# ${date}
# author:Cheryl Xu
from pyautogui import moveTo, move


def test_moveTo():
    """moveTo() -  Move the mouse cursor to the specified position """
    # moveTo(0,0)
    # moveTo([500,500])
    # moveTo((200,200))
    moveTo(100, 100, duration=2.5)


def test_move():
    """move() -  Relative to the current mouse cursor position , Move the specified pixel """
    move(200, 200, duration=2.5)


# test_moveTo()
test_move()