"" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "", "" "". "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "," "" "" "," "" "" "," "" "," "" ">> Mouse Control .py>> Author: Liu Yang>> e-mail: [Email protected]>> blog: www.cnblogs.com/liu66blog "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "". "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" #!/usr/bin/env python#-*-Coding: "" "" "". Utf-8-*-import sys, osimport pynputfrom pynput.mouse import controller,button# Instantiate mouse control mouse = Controller () # x coordinate +100,y coordinate + 100mouse.move (100,100) # Move the mouse to the fixed position mouse.position= (1475, 35) # reads the current mouse position Position=format (mouse.position) print ( Position) # Right-click Mouse.click (button.right,1) # left double click Mouse.click (button.left,2) # Click on another implementation, first click and then release Mouse.press ( Button.right) Mouse.release (button.right) # Mouse scrolling (x, y) x means moving around, y means moving up and down # x: Positive values represent right-to-left Y: Positive values move up, negative values Move down Mouse.scroll (0, -1000)
[Python Study Notes] for mouse control