wxPython clipboard

[lbolognini@gmail.com]

Hi all,

I'm thinking about coding a free version of this software:

http://www.pitrinec.com/pkindex.htm

I would use wxPython and wx.Clipboard class (hoping to be able to make
it cross-platform)

The software above detects macros you code in any Windows active window
and replaces them with a text: something like you write "/ff" and he
pastes "Feel free to call us back for whatever questions you might
have".

This kind of softwares are very usefull in a call-centre environment
(where I'm currently working).

The thing is I'm thinking about the best approach (in terms of CPU
resources) to detect the macro. Not sure how keyloggers work but I
suspect I could run a service that compares everything beign written in
the active window with the macros I saved in the software
configuration.

Could you please give me some advice on the best approach to solve this
problem?

Thanks a lot,
Lorenzo
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[flaxeater@gmail.com]

Re: wxPython clipboard

Ok well you should look at this module

http://www.rutherfurd.net/python/sendkeys/#id1

I then you could take frequent snapshots and use and OCR to find your
stuff. Then use the above library to type to the window.

[Lorenzo Bolognini]

Re: wxPython clipboard

flaxeater@gmail .com wrote:[color=blue]
> Ok well you should look at this module
> http://www.rutherfurd.net/python/sendkeys/#id1
> I then you could take frequent snapshots and use and OCR to find your
> stuff. Then use the above library to type to the window.
>[/color]

Ok the problem on Windows looks like solved but still I would have to
check if Windows Scripting Host is enabled.

Anyway I'll keep u updated

Cheers Lorenzo

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