Question #200257 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/200257
Tim Tindell posted a new comment:
So I didn't use Robot. That didn't seem to have what I wanted. I used
DisplayMode,GraphicsDevice, and GraphicsEnvironment to get the job done.
I wrote it in a definition to be called later. Take a look:
import java.awt.DisplayMode, java.awt.GraphicsDevice,
java.awt.GraphicsEnvironment
def getPrimDispAndRef():
ge=java.awt.GraphicsEnvironment.getLocalGraphicsEnvironment( )
gs=[ ]
scr=[ ]
ref=[ ]
gs =ge.getScreenDevices()
a=java.awt.DisplayMode
for x in range(len(gs)):
gd=gs[x]
gw=gd.getIDstring()
#print gw
prefix, number = gw.split('y')
#print number
d=gd.getDisplayMode()
num=d.getRefreshRate()
ref.append(num)
#print ref
if number=="0":
Disp="Primary"
scr.append(Disp)
else:
Disp="Secondary"
scr.append(Disp)
print scr[x] + " screen is running at " + repr(ref[x]) + " hz"
return scr,ref
#It returns two arrays with the displays in one, and the refresh rate in the
other.
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