问题
With tkinter canvas, to calculate the size of the graphics I display, I normally use the function winfo_screenwidth()
, and size my objects accordingly.
But when used on a system with two monitors, winfo_screenwidth()
returns the combined width of both monitors -- which messes up my graphics.
How can I find out the screen width in pixels of each monitor, separately?
I have had this problem with several versions of Python 3.x and several versions of tkinter (all 8.5 or above) on a variety of Linux machines (Ubuntu and Mint).
For example, the first monitor is 1440 pixels wide. The second is 1980 pixels wide. winfo_screenwidth()
returns 3360.
I need to find a way to determine the screenwidth for each monitor independently.
Thanks!
回答1:
It is an old question, but still: for a cross-platform solution, you could try the screeninfo module, and get information about every monitor with:
import screeninfo
screeninfo.get_monitors()
If you need to know on which monitor one of your windows is located, you could use:
def get_monitor_from_coord(x, y):
monitors = screeninfo.get_monitors()
for m in reversed(monitors):
if m.x <= x <= m.width + m.x and m.y <= y <= m.height + m.y:
return m
return monitors[0]
# Get the screen which contains top
current_screen = get_monitor_from_coord(top.winfo_x(), top.winfo_y())
# Get the monitor's size
print current_screen.width, current_screen.height
(where top is your Tk root)
回答2:
Based on this slightly different question, I would suggest the following:
t.state('zoomed')
m_1_height= t.winfo_height()
m_1_width= t.winfo_width() #this is the width you need for monitor 1
That way the window will zoom to fill one screen. The other monitor's width is just wininfo_screenwidth()-m_1_width
I also would point you to the excellent ctypes method of finding monitor sizes for windows found here. NOTE: unlike the post says, ctypes is in stdlib! No need to install anything.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30312875/tkinter-winfo-screenwidth-when-used-with-dual-monitors