On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 11:35 PM, Juan Perez <corleon...@gmail.com> wrote: > My problem is thinking in windows console somewhat like linux shell, and do > same things I did with pipes in C programming. But it seems not to be the > case.
It is (at least, it supports the basics of pipes and redirection); but what you're looking at here is an application that appears not to use STDIN. > At a glance I dare say that sendkeys module is useful enough, but if I've > understood well, you only can send messages to focused window, that will > report some inestabilities if windows focused is changed. You won't be able > to touch anything in the current laptop. So, is there any way to identify > the a process/window and send keystrokes in a smarter way and/or is it > possible to identify a window an get the focus on it? You may be able to put focus to the window before sending it keys, but this is sounding extremely hackish (nearly as bad as the Magic: The Gathering Online trade-bot system). I'm thinking here the best option may be to give this a dedicated virtual machine and let it do whatever it likes - effectively, have an entire "computer" dedicated to just this application and its automation harness. That would probably make things simple enough that you don't need to worry too much about focus, sending keystrokes to other windows, etc. ChrisA -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
