Question

I’m trying this part of my script and it work perfectly

if win32gui.GetCursorInfo()[1] == 65567:

but when I’m trying to add this

win32gui.GetCursorInfo()[2] == categoriesScreenPos[1]:

it stop working… why?

The categoriesScreenPos[1] is the same value (17,242) of the position of the cursor, but the if doesn’t work…

Full if:

if win32gui.GetCursorInfo()[1] == 65567 and win32gui.GetCursorInfo()[2] == categoriesScreenPos[1]:

What I’m trying is to, when the cursor is in a specified position and has a specified icon, the if break a while.

ps: if I print the both commands like this

print categoriesScreenPos[1]
print win32gui.GetCursorInfo()[2]

they give me the same result!

edit: doesn’t work because I have a break inside the if, and the while still continues… but only with the first if statement, worked perfectly.

I’m sorry…
Full part of the script:

while timer < timerMax:
        timer = timer + 1
        time.sleep(2)
        m_move(*categoriesScreenPos[1])
        time.sleep(2)
        m_move(*loginScreenPos[0])
        if win32gui.GetCursorInfo()[1] == 65567 and win32gui.GetCursorInfo()[2] == categoriesScreenPos[1]:
            print '[' + time.strftime('%Y/%m/%d %H:%M:%S')+'] ' + 'Login Sucess'
            break
        if win32gui.GetCursorInfo()[1] == 65541:
            time.sleep(0.2)
            kbShell.SendKeys('{F2}')
            print '[' + time.strftime('%Y/%m/%d %H:%M:%S')+'] ' + 'Login Failed'
            break

Answer 1

I think the m_move(*loginScreenPos[0]) causes the mouse coordinates to change (because it moves the mouse) and consequently so does win32gui.GetCursorInfo()[2] — you say you printed it, but did you print it immediately after moving the mouse elsewhere?