pywinauto_recorder.player

This module contains functions to replay a sequence of user actions automatically.

Functions

`load_dictionary`(filename_key, filename_def)	Loads a dictionary.
`shortcut`(str_shortcut)	Returns the shortcut path associated to the shortcut defined in the previously loaded dictionary.
`full_definition`(str_shortcut)	Returns the full element path associated to the shortcut defined in the previously loaded dictionary.
`find`([element_path, regex, timeout])	Finds the element matching element_path.
`find_all`([element_path, timeout])	Finds all elements matching element_path.
`move_window`([element_path, x, y, width, height])	Moves and resizes a window
`move`([element_path, duration, mode, timeout])	Moves the mouse cursor over the user interface element.
`click`([element_path, duration, mode, ...])	Clicks on found element.
`left_click`([element_path, duration, mode, ...])	This function is a partial function derived from the `click()` general function. The parameters of the function are set with the following values: - button=ButtonLocation.left.
`right_click`([element_path, duration, mode, ...])	This function is a partial function derived from the `click()` general function. The parameters of the function are set with the following values: - button=ButtonLocation.right.
`double_left_click`([element_path, duration, ...])	This function is a partial function derived from the `click()` general function. The parameters of the function are set with the following values: - button=ButtonLocation.left - click_count=2.
`triple_left_click`([element_path, duration, ...])	This function is a partial function derived from the `click()` general function. The parameters of the function are set with the following values: - button=ButtonLocation.left - click_count=3.
`double_click`([element_path, duration, mode, ...])	This function is a partial function derived from the `click()` general function. The parameters of the function are set with the following values: - button=ButtonLocation.left - click_count=2.
`triple_click`([element_path, duration, mode, ...])	This function is a partial function derived from the `click()` general function. The parameters of the function are set with the following values: - button=ButtonLocation.left - click_count=3.
`drag_and_drop`(element_path1, element_path2)	Drags and drops from element_path1 to element_path2.
`middle_drag_and_drop`(element_path1, ...[, ...])	This function is a partial function derived from the `drag_and_drop()` general function. The parameters of the function are set with the following values: - button=ButtonLocation.middle.
`right_drag_and_drop`(element_path1, element_path2)	This function is a partial function derived from the `drag_and_drop()` general function. The parameters of the function are set with the following values: - button=ButtonLocation.right.
`menu_click`(menu_path[, duration, timeout, ...])	Clicks on the menu items.
`mouse_wheel`(steps[, pause])	Turns the mouse wheel up or down.
`send_keys`(str_keys[, pause, with_spaces, ...])	Parses the keys and type them You can use any Unicode characters (on Windows) and some special keys.
`set_combobox`(element_path, value[, ...])	Sets the value of a combobox.
`set_text`(element_path, value[, duration, ...])	Sets the value of a text field.
`exists`(element_path[, timeout])	Tests if the user interface element exists.
`select_file`(window_path, full_path[, ...])	Selects a file in an already opened file dialog.
`playback`([str_code, filename])	This function plays back a string of code or a Python file.
`find_cache_clear`()	Clears the cache of the `find()` function.
`start_application`(cmd_line[, timeout, ...])	This function starts an application
`connect_application`(**kwargs)	Connect to an already running application
`focus_on_application`([application_or_window])	Focuses on a specified application by bringing its main window to the foreground.
`find_main_windows`([main_window_uipath])
`kill_application`(application[, timeout])	This function kills an application.

Classes

`PlayerSettings`()	The player settings class contains the default settings.
`MoveMode`(value)	The MoveMode class is an enumeration of the different ways that the mouse can move.
`ButtonLocation`(value)	The ButtonLocation class is an enumeration of the different locations of the mouse buttons.
`UIPath`([relative_path, regex_title, ...])	UIPath is a context manager used to keep track of the current path in the UI tree.
`Window`	alias of `UIPath`
`Region`	alias of `UIPath`
`UIApplication`(app[, native_window_handle])