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Wrong cursor movement win32api
How to debug in Django, the good way?How to get the cursor positionPython progression path - From apprentice to guruwin32: simulate a click without simulating mouse movement?Get mouse cursor image positionHow to track mouse movements without limiting it to screen size?Mouse cursors for CHeaderCtrlPython(Turtle Module) - Mouse Cursor Position in WindowMove mouse in certain direction while holding key in C++how to set cursor position out off the application window? (c++)
I am trying to move my cursor with win32api. I need to move to the point mid_x and mid_y knowing my current cursor position(x,y).
x, y = win32api.GetCursorPos()
Then, I find how much should i move.
dx = int(mid_x -x)
dy= int(mid_y - y)
Finally, i move my cursor!
win32api.mouse_event(0x0001, dx,dy, 0, 0)
In the end, my mouse moves in a wrong direction. I read a c++ documentation and found that dx and dy should be a mickey value. What does that mean and how can i change it to pixels?
python winapi
asked Mar 7 at 3:24
qwerty qwertqwerty qwert
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I am trying to move my cursor with win32api. I need to move to the point mid_x and mid_y knowing my current cursor position(x,y).
x, y = win32api.GetCursorPos()
Then, I find how much should i move.
dx = int(mid_x -x)
dy= int(mid_y - y)
Finally, i move my cursor!
win32api.mouse_event(0x0001, dx,dy, 0, 0)
In the end, my mouse moves in a wrong direction. I read a c++ documentation and found that dx and dy should be a mickey value. What does that mean and how can i change it to pixels?
python winapi
asked Mar 7 at 3:24
qwerty qwertqwerty qwert
2
1
UseMOUSEEVENTF_ABSOLUTE(0x8000) then you can just specify the absolute coordinates to move to. Note thatmouse_eventis deprecated, you should useSendInputinstead (if this is available from python).
– Jonathan Potter
Mar 7 at 3:29
win32api.mouse_event(0x8000, dx, dy ,0 , 0) mouse didn't move at all
– qwerty qwert
Mar 7 at 3:59
1
You need to or it with the existing flag. Probably reading the docs wouldn't hurt.
– Jonathan Potter
Mar 7 at 7:01
ok. I figured it out
– qwerty qwert
Mar 7 at 18:40
add a comment |
I am trying to move my cursor with win32api. I need to move to the point mid_x and mid_y knowing my current cursor position(x,y).
x, y = win32api.GetCursorPos()
Then, I find how much should i move.
dx = int(mid_x -x)
dy= int(mid_y - y)
Finally, i move my cursor!
win32api.mouse_event(0x0001, dx,dy, 0, 0)
In the end, my mouse moves in a wrong direction. I read a c++ documentation and found that dx and dy should be a mickey value. What does that mean and how can i change it to pixels?
python winapi
asked Mar 7 at 3:24
qwerty qwertqwerty qwert
2
I am trying to move my cursor with win32api. I need to move to the point mid_x and mid_y knowing my current cursor position(x,y).
x, y = win32api.GetCursorPos()
Then, I find how much should i move.
dx = int(mid_x -x)
dy= int(mid_y - y)
Finally, i move my cursor!
win32api.mouse_event(0x0001, dx,dy, 0, 0)
In the end, my mouse moves in a wrong direction. I read a c++ documentation and found that dx and dy should be a mickey value. What does that mean and how can i change it to pixels?
python winapi
python winapi
asked Mar 7 at 3:24
qwerty qwertqwerty qwert
2
asked Mar 7 at 3:24
qwerty qwertqwerty qwert
2
asked Mar 7 at 3:24
qwerty qwertqwerty qwert
2
asked Mar 7 at 3:24
qwerty qwertqwerty qwert
2
asked Mar 7 at 3:24
qwerty qwertqwerty qwert
2
2
1
UseMOUSEEVENTF_ABSOLUTE(0x8000) then you can just specify the absolute coordinates to move to. Note thatmouse_eventis deprecated, you should useSendInputinstead (if this is available from python).
– Jonathan Potter
Mar 7 at 3:29
win32api.mouse_event(0x8000, dx, dy ,0 , 0) mouse didn't move at all
– qwerty qwert
Mar 7 at 3:59
1
You need to or it with the existing flag. Probably reading the docs wouldn't hurt.
– Jonathan Potter
Mar 7 at 7:01
ok. I figured it out
– qwerty qwert
Mar 7 at 18:40
add a comment |
1
UseMOUSEEVENTF_ABSOLUTE(0x8000) then you can just specify the absolute coordinates to move to. Note thatmouse_eventis deprecated, you should useSendInputinstead (if this is available from python).
– Jonathan Potter
Mar 7 at 3:29
win32api.mouse_event(0x8000, dx, dy ,0 , 0) mouse didn't move at all
– qwerty qwert
Mar 7 at 3:59
1
You need to or it with the existing flag. Probably reading the docs wouldn't hurt.
– Jonathan Potter
Mar 7 at 7:01
ok. I figured it out
– qwerty qwert
Mar 7 at 18:40
1
1
Use
MOUSEEVENTF_ABSOLUTE (0x8000) then you can just specify the absolute coordinates to move to. Note that mouse_event is deprecated, you should use SendInput instead (if this is available from python).– Jonathan Potter
Mar 7 at 3:29
Use
MOUSEEVENTF_ABSOLUTE (0x8000) then you can just specify the absolute coordinates to move to. Note that mouse_event is deprecated, you should use SendInput instead (if this is available from python).– Jonathan Potter
Mar 7 at 3:29
win32api.mouse_event(0x8000, dx, dy ,0 , 0) mouse didn't move at all
– qwerty qwert
Mar 7 at 3:59
win32api.mouse_event(0x8000, dx, dy ,0 , 0) mouse didn't move at all
– qwerty qwert
Mar 7 at 3:59
1
1
You need to or it with the existing flag. Probably reading the docs wouldn't hurt.
– Jonathan Potter
Mar 7 at 7:01
You need to or it with the existing flag. Probably reading the docs wouldn't hurt.
– Jonathan Potter
Mar 7 at 7:01
ok. I figured it out
– qwerty qwert
Mar 7 at 18:40
ok. I figured it out
– qwerty qwert
Mar 7 at 18:40
add a comment |
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//get the Screen resolution.
scalex = win32api.GetSystemMetrics(win32con.SM_CXSCREEN);
scaley = win32api.GetSystemMetrics(win32con.SM_CYSCREEN);
//get the scale(a screen has 65535*65535 mickey value)
scalex = 65535 / scalex;
scaley = 65535 / scaley;
win32api.mouse_event(0x8000 | 0x0001, dx* scalex, dy* scaley, 0, 0);
answered Mar 8 at 2:34
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//get the Screen resolution.
scalex = win32api.GetSystemMetrics(win32con.SM_CXSCREEN);
scaley = win32api.GetSystemMetrics(win32con.SM_CYSCREEN);
//get the scale(a screen has 65535*65535 mickey value)
scalex = 65535 / scalex;
scaley = 65535 / scaley;
win32api.mouse_event(0x8000 | 0x0001, dx* scalex, dy* scaley, 0, 0);
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//get the Screen resolution.
scalex = win32api.GetSystemMetrics(win32con.SM_CXSCREEN);
scaley = win32api.GetSystemMetrics(win32con.SM_CYSCREEN);
//get the scale(a screen has 65535*65535 mickey value)
scalex = 65535 / scalex;
scaley = 65535 / scaley;
win32api.mouse_event(0x8000 | 0x0001, dx* scalex, dy* scaley, 0, 0);
answered Mar 8 at 2:34
Drake Wu - MSFTDrake Wu - MSFT
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//get the Screen resolution.
scalex = win32api.GetSystemMetrics(win32con.SM_CXSCREEN);
scaley = win32api.GetSystemMetrics(win32con.SM_CYSCREEN);
//get the scale(a screen has 65535*65535 mickey value)
scalex = 65535 / scalex;
scaley = 65535 / scaley;
win32api.mouse_event(0x8000 | 0x0001, dx* scalex, dy* scaley, 0, 0);
answered Mar 8 at 2:34
Drake Wu - MSFTDrake Wu - MSFT
63017
//get the Screen resolution.
scalex = win32api.GetSystemMetrics(win32con.SM_CXSCREEN);
scaley = win32api.GetSystemMetrics(win32con.SM_CYSCREEN);
//get the scale(a screen has 65535*65535 mickey value)
scalex = 65535 / scalex;
scaley = 65535 / scaley;
win32api.mouse_event(0x8000 | 0x0001, dx* scalex, dy* scaley, 0, 0);
answered Mar 8 at 2:34
Drake Wu - MSFTDrake Wu - MSFT
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answered Mar 8 at 2:34
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Use
MOUSEEVENTF_ABSOLUTE(0x8000) then you can just specify the absolute coordinates to move to. Note thatmouse_eventis deprecated, you should useSendInputinstead (if this is available from python).– Jonathan Potter
Mar 7 at 3:29
win32api.mouse_event(0x8000, dx, dy ,0 , 0) mouse didn't move at all
– qwerty qwert
Mar 7 at 3:59
1
You need to or it with the existing flag. Probably reading the docs wouldn't hurt.
– Jonathan Potter
Mar 7 at 7:01
ok. I figured it out
– qwerty qwert
Mar 7 at 18:40