Can wxpython do that?

wxPython Users
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Hello,

I work with a windows software that allows maximum of
5 users to meet then grouped in one window. For each
window, each of the five users is represented by an
avator and placed in fixed place in this window. Each
user can communicate to another one by clicking one of
three buttons so it is not a free chat. The user
action can always be one of the 3 allowed actions.

The users actions are then spooled (coded text) on the
corner of the same window as a log. What I would like
to do is create an application to be attached to this
running window to allow me to capture the
actions/spooled text (there can be 2 messages per
second in worst case scenario) and then send it to a
database. I started to look at wxpython but would like
to know if I'll be able to do something like that with
it or not?

Any help?

Thank you
Baa

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wxPython allows you to build a GUI, not manipulate pre-existing GUIs
(unless they are written in wxPython). On Windows there exists a tool
written in Python that should be able to do what you are describing (as
long as the text widget is native). It is called winGuiAuto.py, and was
written by Simon Brunning. The blog posts discussing it start here:
    Small Values of Cool: Driving win32 GUIs with Python, part 1

- Josiah

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Baa Hani <good_friend_vs@yahoo.com> wrote:

The users actions are then spooled (coded text) on the
corner of the same window as a log. What I would like
to do is create an application to be attached to this
running window to allow me to capture the
actions/spooled text (there can be 2 messages per
second in worst case scenario) and then send it to a
database. I started to look at wxpython but would like
to know if I'll be able to do something like that with
it or not?