MBPython/MBPython/message.py at master · lochen88/MBPython · GitHub

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# -*- coding:utf-8 -*-

from ctypes import (

windll,

c_long,

c_ulong,

c_ushort

)

from .wkeStruct import mPos

user32 = windll.user32

class Message():

def __init__(self,miniblink):

self.mb=miniblink

def wkeFireMouseEvent(self,webview,msg,x,y,flags=0):

return self.mb.wkeFireMouseEvent(webview,msg,x,y,flags)

def wkeFireKeyDownEvent(self,webview,virtualKeyCode,flags=0):

return self.mb.wkeFireKeyDownEvent(webview,virtualKeyCode,flags,False)

def wkeFireKeyUpEvent(self,webview,virtualKeyCode,flags=0):

return self.mb.wkeFireKeyUpEvent(webview,virtualKeyCode,flags,False)

def wkeFireKeyPressEvent(self,webview,virtualKeyCode,flags):

return self.mb.wkeFireKeyPressEvent(webview,virtualKeyCode,flags,False)

def wkeFireWindowsMessage(self,webview,hwnd,msg,wParam,lParam,result):

return self.mb.wkeFireWindowsMessage(webview,hwnd,msg,wParam,lParam,result)

@staticmethod

def fire_mouse_msg(hwnd,msg,x,y):

pos=c_long(c_ushort(x).value | c_ulong(c_ushort(y).value).value << 16).value

return user32.PostMessageW(hwnd,msg,0,pos)

@staticmethod

def fire_keyboard_msg(hwnd,virtualKeyCode,msg):

return user32.SendMessageW(hwnd,msg,virtualKeyCode,0)

@staticmethod

def get_mouse_pos():

p=mPos()

user32.GetCursorPos(byref(p))

return p

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