What commands could capture input from the keyboard
(and the mouse while we're at it) even when the running python program isn't the
program in focus? Sorta like a keylogger, though that's not my goal (wouldn't be
very secret with a python console running anyways lol.)
-Jack
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> On 27/03/06, Keo Sophon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > hi all,
> >
> > Does anyone know how to compile a python filename.py to an executable
file?
>
> Google for py2exe.
>
> Note, though, it doesn't really "compile" your script. Rather, it
> bundles up the interpreter and all the flies needed
Is there a command that will monitor all running
processes/programs(on Windows ME)? I'd like to make a program that makes a
beep when an unrecognized process, such as an adware program, is running.
That way I'd know immediately when one of these stealth programs not on my safe
list has ins
Python should have made the file associations
when it was installed, but you can just manually associate *.py
files with C:\Python24\python.exe and then your program should run inside of a little DOS window.
-Jack
On 3/15/06, Brad
Hills <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I'm 45 minutes into
Is there a way to control the mouse cursor's
position so I can tell it to move to X,Y position on the screen and click or
double click automatically?
Also, how can you simulate input from the
keyboard?
I'd like to be able have a program that can call up
a webpage, click on a text box and
Say I want to monitor the data that comes through
my modem when I'm running a trading platform (like for stocks) so I can send an
alert when a certain condition has been met like the price of a stock.
If the trading program is in java or perl, can I
just tap into the raw data that tradin
