What is the method for binding windows in pyautogui?

To bind a window, you can utilize the pygetwindow library to obtain the window object and then use the methods of the window object to bind the window.

Here is the method of binding a window using pyautogui:

1. python package for manipulating windows

pip install pygetwindow

1. Import the necessary libraries:

import pyautogui
import pygetwindow as gw

1. Grab window
2. obtain Windows with a specific title

window = gw.getWindowsWithTitle('窗口标题')[0]

Please make sure to provide the title of the window. If the window title is unique, you can directly use the getWindowsWithTitle method. If the window title is not unique, you can use the getAllWindows method to retrieve all windows, then filter them based on other properties of the window.

1. automating mouse and keyboard control
2. windowpane

pyautogui.window(window)

Now, pyautogui will interact with the specified window. You can use pyautogui’s other methods to control that window.

Please note that the window method of pyautogui is available on Windows and Linux, but not on macOS. Additionally, after binding a window, pyautogui will no longer respond to actions on other windows on the screen. If you want to rebind pyautogui to all windows on the screen, use the screen method.