Hedvig, this bit of python code might not be perfect, but, it comes from
a little utility I created for a connection a little while ago - it uses
wxPython to track mouse position, and, while was initially just
outputting the mouse positions for them, you could query those and then
use something like print(chr(7)) - makes a form of beep sound, since it
sort of triggers windows error/alert tone?
And, to install the wx module, think you just use the following pip command:
pip install wxPython
#start code
import wx, time
app = wx.App()
while True:
time.sleep(5) # wait 5 seconds
print(str(wx.GetMousePosition())) # this prints out the X and Y
coordinates of the current mouse cursor position
# end code
Jacob Kruger
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On 2022/11/23 09:49, Hedvig Jung wrote:
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I use Python 3.8 programming language in Windows 10.
I work on PyCharm with
JAWS for Windows reading program.
I would like to use such a sound signal,
if mouse pointer goes outside of my computer screen, then I can hear a
sound signal.
I would like to use a sound signal,
if there is no pixel under the mouse pointer and the mouse pointer is
outside of my computer screen,
then I can hear a sound signal.
I would like to ask you,
which Python program codes can I run that I can hear this
sound signal if the mouse pointer is outside of the computer screen?
Which Windows application can I use that I can hear this sound signal
if the mouse pointer is outside of computer screen?
Or what kind of other solution exists that I can hear this sound signal?
I would like to kindly ask you to send me please your answer
to my private e-mail address.
My private e-mail address:
hedvig.jung@xxxxxxxxx
Thank you very much for your help and for your answer in advance!
Kind regards,
Hedvig
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