Installation
General
pip install aclib.autowin
Work with dm
pip install aclib.autowin[dm]
Work with cv
pip install aclib.autowin[cv]
Add Windows.Graphics.Capture support for cv
pip install zbl
Full installation
pip install aclib.autowin[full]
Usage
# base typing
from aclib.autowin import _Pos, _Size, _Area, _Areas
# base api
from aclib.autowin import BaseWindow, screen, Window
# create win32 application
from aclib.autowin.appwindow import AppWindow
# css typing
from typing import TYPE_CHECKING
if TYPE_CHECKING:
from aclib.autowin.appwindow._typing import _AppCSS
# use opencv
from aclib.autowin.cvwindow import CvWindow # [cv] requires
# use dm plugin
from aclib.autowin.dmwindow import DmWindow # [dm] requires
Examples
from aclib.autowin.cvwindow import CvWindow
# Get window
win = CvWindow.findwindow('游戏窗口标题')
if not win:
raise Exception('not found window')
# Enable Windows.Graphics.Capture(WGC).
# If the target window doesn't support GDI capture, use WGC.
# Run "pip install zbl" with a 64-bit python first.
win.cv_start_wgc()
# Release WGC
win.cv_stop_wgc()
# Show capture to test if cvwindow works or not
cap = win.cvcapture()
cap.show(usebrowser=True)
# Find color
area = (0, 0, 1920, 1080)
target = win.cvfindcolor('ffffff|000000--222222|888888-101010', area)
targets = win.cvfindcolors('ffffff|000000--222222|888888-101010', area)
print(target)
# Set dotsetlib
dlib = CvWindow.DotsetLib.fromfile(r"点阵库路径")
win.cvset(dlib=dlib)
# Find dotset
area = (0, 0, 1920, 1080)
target = win.cvfinddotset('点阵名称', area)
targets = win.cvfinddotsets('点阵名称', area)
print(target)
# Set fontlib
flib = CvWindow.FontLib.fromfile(r"字库路径")
win.cvset(flib=flib)
# Find text
area = (0, 0, 1920, 1080)
target = win.cvfindtext('文本', area)
targets = win.cvfindtexts('文本', area)
line_targets = win.cvocr(area)
print(target)
# use target
print(target.name)
print(target.start)
print(target.center)
print(target.end)
print(target.similarity)
target.click_if_exists()
if not target:
print('not found target')
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