misc_settings VS PyAutoGUI

Hi, I have a somewhat complicated userChrome that you all have helped me with before. It's in this github repo, and the recent update broke it.

I tried. I really, really, really tried. It......can't do it. There's a few rules OP left out, like IfWinActive now needs to enclose its stuff in braces and that's just too much for it. I put its first attempt as well as its last two here: https://github.com/RheingoldRiver/misc_settings/issues/3

After I read the changes it told me it made (I always do something like this to get it to check its own work) I was like "hm this is sus as fuck" so I had it redo it several times and then yeah just....gave up.

Good idea though, and I did learn a bunch about the syntax so when I go to do it myself it'll be easier. I wonder if some of what OP said was determined later than GhatGPT's cutoff date, although I don't think so - I remember even back when I set up these hotkeys 2.0 was in an early beta and I was like uhhhhhh no there's almost 0 docs on this, but I thought I might regret it one day; I don't, though, there were 0 docs back then, it was the right call.

Also you can use my personal ilmina css if you want - this isn't part of the Tsubaki project or endorsed by anyone, and also it's 0% responsive and will ONLY work on a fullscreen desktop monitor, but it makes ilmina a lot easier to use imo if you have that setup.

We will see how to take screenshot using python in desktop with the help of pyautogui package this package is used of GUI automation.

Just turn off the monitor https://github.com/asweigart/pyautogui/issues/681

This repository is implemented with reference to pyautogui.

If you can't solve the problem with fixing keyboard layout, there's some kinda workaround: https://github.com/asweigart/pyautogui/issues/249

This will be platform-specific, and will involve some OS-exposed APIs. I’m not familiar with windows and it sounds like that’s what you’re targeting, but check out the code for pyautogui to get you started. You’ll need to port it to C# (or find existing bindings).

PyAutoGUI could be useful to you: https://github.com/asweigart/pyautogui

That uses pyInstaller under the hood, which is supposed to resolve dependencies, but I don't see any imports for cv2 in the pyautogui source (https://github.com/asweigart/pyautogui)