问题
I know that I can get the current location of the mouse cursor by executing "xdotool getmouselocation".
I would like to detect the current mouse cursor type such as pointer, beam, or hand cursor from bash terminal or python code. Would this be possible?
Thank you. June
回答1:
You can use xdotool to continuously click where the link would be until the program notices the window title changes. When the window title changes, that means the link has been clicked, and the new page is loading.
Clicking function:
ff_window=$(xdotool search --all --onlyvisible --pid "$(pgrep firefox)" --name ".+")
click-at-coords() {
title_before=$(xdotool getwindowname $ff_window)
while true; do
sleep 1
title_now=$(xdotool getwindowname $ff_window)
if [[ $title_now != $title_before]]; then
break
else
xdotool windowfocus --sync "$ff_window" mousemove --sync "$1" "$2" click 1
fi
done
}
Assuming that you're using xdotool to click using coordinates:
# replace each x and y with the coordinates of each link
# example with 2 sets of coordinates: all_coords=("67 129" "811 364")
all_coords=("x y" "x y")
for sub in "${all_coords[@]}"; do
coords=($sub)
click-at-coords "${coords[@]}"
done
回答2:
import win32gui
win32gui.GetCursorInfo()
Will return something like
(1, 65539, (1920, 1080))
2nd number is ID of cursor type
On Windows 10 I get:
65539 - normal
65567 - pointer
65541 - insert
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45097307/the-way-to-detect-the-current-mouse-cursor-type-from-bash-or-python