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# This code is licensed under CC0
import PySimpleGUI as sg
import pyautogui
def get_cursorpos():
return pyautogui.position()
def get_winpos(window):
return window.CurrentLocation()
sg.theme('Default1')
layout = [
[sg.T(size=(20, 1), justification='center', key='-mousepos-')],
[sg.T(size=(20, 1), justification='center', key='-winpos-')],
]
window = sg.Window('Pos', layout)
while True:
event, values = window.read(timeout=1000/60, timeout_key='-timeout-')
if event in (None,):
break
elif event in '-timeout-':
cursorpos = get_cursorpos()
window['-mousepos-'].update("CursorPos x:{} y:{}".format(cursorpos[0], cursorpos[1]))
winpos = get_winpos(window)
window['-winpos-'].update("WindowPos x:{} y:{}".format(winpos[0], winpos[1]))
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BTW, it's EASY for someone to come along after you've done all the hard work, and make changes like mine. I did nothing difficult. YOU did all the hard work. I tweaked things.

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kat0h commented Feb 17, 2021

Thank you. I didn't know the good way to write python and PySimpleGUI.
So your point was very helphul.
Thank you very much!

I made this (https://github.com/kato-k/parroteye) program to learn PySimpleGUI.
I don't make use of what I have learned yet, so I will refrect changes.

(I'm not good at English, so my text may be hard to read)

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You're welcome. Your English is great. Your text is not hard to read. I honestly didn't know English wasn't your first language. That's an added level of difficulty.

I'm impressed you have learned something not published anywhere that I know of, using pyautogui and PySimpleGUI together. You also ran an async event loop, an advanced feature.

Hoping my suggestions (there were a LOT of them) were not taken as criticism. Your code WORKED. Nothing I suggested as a serious problem. And as I said in my previous message, it's really easy for someone to suggest improvements to code that's already written. I'm glad you found it useful and are using it as a learning opportunity! Really what I was hoping for.

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