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Automate your Windows machine in Go.
import "github.com/gonutz/auto"
Mouse functions:
// Replace Left with Right or Middle.
err := auto.ClickLeftMouseAt(x, y)
err := auto.ClickLeftMouse()
err := auto.PressLeftMouseAt(x, y)
err := auto.PressLeftMouse()
err := auto.ReleaseLeftMouseAt(x, y)
err := auto.ReleaseLeftMouse()
err := auto.MoveMouseTo(x, y)
err := auto.MoveMouseBy(relativeX, relativeY)
x, y, err := auto.MousePosition()
err := auto.MoveMouseWheelBy(dx, dy)
Keyboard functions:
err := auto.Type("Hello")
err := auto.TypeWithDelay("Hello", 100 * time.Millisecond)
err := auto.TypeKey(auto.KeySpace)
err := auto.PressKey(auto.KeySpace)
err := auto.ReleaseKey(auto.KeySpace)
Screen shot functions:
img, err := auto.CaptureMonitor(Monitor)
img, err := auto.CaptureMonitors([]Monitor)
img, err := auto.CaptureScreen(x, y, width, height int)
img, err := auto.CaptureScreenRect(Rectangle)
img, err := auto.CaptureWindow(Window)
img, err := auto.CaptureWindowContent(Window)
Monitor functions:
allMonitors, err := auto.Monitors()
m, err := auto.PrimaryMonitor()
Window functions:
allWindows, err := auto.Windows()
window, err := auto.ForegroundWindow()
err := window.BringToForeground()
x, y, width, height, err := window.InnerPosition()
err := window.SetInnerPosition(x, y, width, height)
x, y, width, height, err := window.OuterPosition()
err := window.SetOuterPosition(x, y, width, height)
window.Restore()
window.Maximize()
window.Minimize()
window.Hide()
window.Show()
window.Update()
Global Events:
auto.SetOnKeyboardEvent(func(*auto.KeyboardEvent))
auto.SetOnMouseEvent(func(*auto.MouseEvent))
auto.SetOnClipboardChange(func())
Other OS functions:
text, err := auto.ClipboardText()
err := auto.SetClipboardText("Hello")
ShowMessage(caption, message string)
Documentation
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Index ¶
- Constants
- func CaptureMonitor(m Monitor) (image.Image, error)
- func CaptureMonitors(monitors []Monitor) (image.Image, error)
- func CaptureScreen(x, y, width, height int) (image.Image, error)
- func CaptureScreenRect(r Rectangle) (image.Image, error)
- func CaptureWindow(w Window) (image.Image, error)
- func CaptureWindowContent(w Window) (image.Image, error)
- func ClickLeftMouse() error
- func ClickLeftMouseAt(x, y int) error
- func ClickMiddleMouse() error
- func ClickMiddleMouseAt(x, y int) error
- func ClickRightMouse() error
- func ClickRightMouseAt(x, y int) error
- func ClipboardText() (string, error)
- func MousePosition() (x, y int, err error)
- func MoveMouseBy(dx, dy int) error
- func MoveMouseTo(x, y int) error
- func MoveMouseWheelBy(dx, dy float64) error
- func PressKey(key uint16) error
- func PressLeftMouse() error
- func PressLeftMouseAt(x, y int) error
- func PressMiddleMouse() error
- func PressMiddleMouseAt(x, y int) error
- func PressRightMouse() error
- func PressRightMouseAt(x, y int) error
- func ReleaseKey(key uint16) error
- func ReleaseLeftMouse() error
- func ReleaseLeftMouseAt(x, y int) error
- func ReleaseMiddleMouse() error
- func ReleaseMiddleMouseAt(x, y int) error
- func ReleaseRightMouse() error
- func ReleaseRightMouseAt(x, y int) error
- func SetClipboardText(text string) error
- func SetOnClipboardChange(f func())
- func SetOnKeyboardEvent(f func(*KeyboardEvent))
- func SetOnMouseEvent(f func(*MouseEvent))
- func ShowMessage(caption, message string)
- func Type(s string) error
- func TypeKey(key uint16) error
- func TypeWithDelay(s string, delay time.Duration) error
- type KeyboardEvent
- type Monitor
- type MouseEvent
- type MouseEventType
- type Rectangle
- type Window
- func (w *Window) BringToForeground() error
- func (w *Window) Hide()
- func (w *Window) InnerPosition() (x, y, width, height int, err error)
- func (w *Window) Maximize()
- func (w *Window) Minimize()
- func (w *Window) OuterPosition() (x, y, width, height int, err error)
- func (w *Window) Restore()
- func (w *Window) SetInnerPosition(x, y, width, height int) error
- func (w *Window) SetOuterPosition(x, y, width, height int) error
- func (w *Window) Show()
- func (w *Window) Update()
Constants ¶
const ( LeftMouseDown MouseEventType = w32.WM_LBUTTONDOWN LeftMouseUp = w32.WM_LBUTTONUP RightMouseDown = w32.WM_RBUTTONDOWN RightMouseUp = w32.WM_RBUTTONUP MiddleMouseDown = w32.WM_MBUTTONDOWN MiddleMouseUp = w32.WM_MBUTTONUP MouseMove = w32.WM_MOUSEMOVE MouseWheel = w32.WM_MOUSEWHEEL MouseWheelHorizontal = w32.WM_MOUSEHWHEEL )
These are the available MosueEventTypes. Mouse down and up events are sent when a mouse button is pressed down and released respectively. MouseMove is sent when the mouse moves. MouseWheel is sent when the regular vertical mouse wheel on a desktop mouse is scrolled or when a touch pad is scrolled up or down. MouseWheelHorizontal is sent when a horizontal wheel is scrolled. These typically do not exist on regular desktop mouse devices. This can be triggered with a touch pad scroll from left to right or vice versa.
const ( KeyA = 'A' KeyB = 'B' KeyC = 'C' KeyD = 'D' KeyE = 'E' KeyF = 'F' KeyG = 'G' KeyH = 'H' KeyI = 'I' KeyJ = 'J' KeyK = 'K' KeyL = 'L' KeyM = 'M' KeyN = 'N' KeyO = 'O' KeyP = 'P' KeyQ = 'Q' KeyR = 'R' KeyS = 'S' KeyT = 'T' KeyU = 'U' KeyV = 'V' KeyW = 'W' KeyX = 'X' KeyY = 'Y' KeyZ = 'Z' Key0 = '0' Key1 = '1' Key2 = '2' Key3 = '3' Key4 = '4' Key5 = '5' Key6 = '6' Key7 = '7' Key8 = '8' Key9 = '9' KeyLeftButton = w32.VK_LBUTTON KeyRightButton = w32.VK_RBUTTON KeyMiddleButton = w32.VK_MBUTTON KeyXButton1 = w32.VK_XBUTTON1 KeyXButton2 = w32.VK_XBUTTON2 KeyCancel = w32.VK_CANCEL KeyBackspace = w32.VK_BACK KeyTab = w32.VK_TAB KeyClear = w32.VK_CLEAR KeyEnter = w32.VK_RETURN KeyShift = w32.VK_SHIFT KeyControl = w32.VK_CONTROL KeyAlt = w32.VK_MENU KeyPause = w32.VK_PAUSE KeyCapsLock = w32.VK_CAPITAL KeyImeKana = w32.VK_KANA KeyImeHangul = w32.VK_HANGUL KeyImeOn = w32.VK_IME_ON KeyImeJunja = w32.VK_JUNJA KeyImeFinal = w32.VK_FINAL KeyImeHanja = w32.VK_HANJA KeyImeKanji = w32.VK_KANJI KeyImeOff = w32.VK_IME_OFF KeyEscape = w32.VK_ESCAPE KeyImeConvert = w32.VK_CONVERT KeyImeNonConvert = w32.VK_NONCONVERT KeyImeAccept = w32.VK_ACCEPT KeyImeModeChange = w32.VK_MODECHANGE KeySpace = w32.VK_SPACE KeyPageUp = w32.VK_PRIOR KeyPageDown = w32.VK_NEXT KeyEnd = w32.VK_END KeyHome = w32.VK_HOME KeyLeft = w32.VK_LEFT KeyUp = w32.VK_UP KeyRight = w32.VK_RIGHT KeyDown = w32.VK_DOWN KeySelect = w32.VK_SELECT KeyPrint = w32.VK_PRINT KeyExecute = w32.VK_EXECUTE KeyPrintScreen = w32.VK_SNAPSHOT KeyInsert = w32.VK_INSERT KeyDelete = w32.VK_DELETE KeyHelp = w32.VK_HELP KeyLeftWin = w32.VK_LWIN KeyRightWin = w32.VK_RWIN KeyApps = w32.VK_APPS KeySleep = w32.VK_SLEEP KeyNum0 = w32.VK_NUMPAD0 KeyNum1 = w32.VK_NUMPAD1 KeyNum2 = w32.VK_NUMPAD2 KeyNum3 = w32.VK_NUMPAD3 KeyNum4 = w32.VK_NUMPAD4 KeyNum5 = w32.VK_NUMPAD5 KeyNum6 = w32.VK_NUMPAD6 KeyNum7 = w32.VK_NUMPAD7 KeyNum8 = w32.VK_NUMPAD8 KeyNum9 = w32.VK_NUMPAD9 KeyMultiply = w32.VK_MULTIPLY KeyPlus = w32.VK_ADD KeySeparator = w32.VK_SEPARATOR KeyMinus = w32.VK_SUBTRACT KeyDecimal = w32.VK_DECIMAL KeyDivide = w32.VK_DIVIDE KeyF1 = w32.VK_F1 KeyF2 = w32.VK_F2 KeyF3 = w32.VK_F3 KeyF4 = w32.VK_F4 KeyF5 = w32.VK_F5 KeyF6 = w32.VK_F6 KeyF7 = w32.VK_F7 KeyF8 = w32.VK_F8 KeyF9 = w32.VK_F9 KeyF10 = w32.VK_F10 KeyF11 = w32.VK_F11 KeyF12 = w32.VK_F12 KeyF13 = w32.VK_F13 KeyF14 = w32.VK_F14 KeyF15 = w32.VK_F15 KeyF16 = w32.VK_F16 KeyF17 = w32.VK_F17 KeyF18 = w32.VK_F18 KeyF19 = w32.VK_F19 KeyF20 = w32.VK_F20 KeyF21 = w32.VK_F21 KeyF22 = w32.VK_F22 KeyF23 = w32.VK_F23 KeyF24 = w32.VK_F24 KeyNumLock = w32.VK_NUMLOCK KeyScrollLock = w32.VK_SCROLL KeyOemNecEqual = w32.VK_OEM_NEC_EQUAL KeyOemFjJisho = w32.VK_OEM_FJ_JISHO KeyOemFjMasshou = w32.VK_OEM_FJ_MASSHOU KeyOemFjTouroku = w32.VK_OEM_FJ_TOUROKU KeyOemFjLoya = w32.VK_OEM_FJ_LOYA KeyOemFjRoya = w32.VK_OEM_FJ_ROYA KeyLeftShift = w32.VK_LSHIFT KeyRightShift = w32.VK_RSHIFT KeyLeftControl = w32.VK_LCONTROL KeyRightControl = w32.VK_RCONTROL KeyLeftAlt = w32.VK_LMENU KeyRightAlt = w32.VK_RMENU KeyBrowserBack = w32.VK_BROWSER_BACK KeyBrowserForward = w32.VK_BROWSER_FORWARD KeyBrowserRefresh = w32.VK_BROWSER_REFRESH KeyBrowserStop = w32.VK_BROWSER_STOP KeyBrowserSearch = w32.VK_BROWSER_SEARCH KeyBrowserFavorites = w32.VK_BROWSER_FAVORITES KeyBrowserHome = w32.VK_BROWSER_HOME KeyVolumeMute = w32.VK_VOLUME_MUTE KeyVolumeDown = w32.VK_VOLUME_DOWN KeyVolumeUp = w32.VK_VOLUME_UP KeyMediaNextTrack = w32.VK_MEDIA_NEXT_TRACK KeyMediaPreviousTrack = w32.VK_MEDIA_PREV_TRACK KeyMediaStop = w32.VK_MEDIA_STOP KeyMediaPlayPause = w32.VK_MEDIA_PLAY_PAUSE KeyLaunchMail = w32.VK_LAUNCH_MAIL KeyLaunchMediaSelect = w32.VK_LAUNCH_MEDIA_SELECT KeyLaunchApp1 = w32.VK_LAUNCH_APP1 KeyLaunchApp2 = w32.VK_LAUNCH_APP2 KeyOemPlus = w32.VK_OEM_PLUS KeyOemComma = w32.VK_OEM_COMMA KeyOemMinus = w32.VK_OEM_MINUS KeyOemPeriod = w32.VK_OEM_PERIOD KeyOem1 = w32.VK_OEM_1 KeyOem2 = w32.VK_OEM_2 KeyOem3 = w32.VK_OEM_3 KeyOem4 = w32.VK_OEM_4 KeyOem5 = w32.VK_OEM_5 KeyOem6 = w32.VK_OEM_6 KeyOem7 = w32.VK_OEM_7 KeyOem8 = w32.VK_OEM_8 KeyOemAx = w32.VK_OEM_AX KeyOem102 = w32.VK_OEM_102 KeyIcoHelp = w32.VK_ICO_HELP KeyIco00 = w32.VK_ICO_00 KeyImeProcessKey = w32.VK_PROCESSKEY KeyIcoClear = w32.VK_ICO_CLEAR KeyUnicodePacket = w32.VK_PACKET KeyOemReset = w32.VK_OEM_RESET KeyOemJump = w32.VK_OEM_JUMP KeyOemPa1 = w32.VK_OEM_PA1 KeyOemPa2 = w32.VK_OEM_PA2 KeyOemPa3 = w32.VK_OEM_PA3 KeyOemWsControl = w32.VK_OEM_WSCTRL KeyOemCuSel = w32.VK_OEM_CUSEL KeyOemAttn = w32.VK_OEM_ATTN KeyOemFinish = w32.VK_OEM_FINISH KeyOemCopy = w32.VK_OEM_COPY KeyOemAuto = w32.VK_OEM_AUTO KeyOemEnlw = w32.VK_OEM_ENLW KeyOemNBackTab = w32.VK_OEM_BACKTAB KeyAttn = w32.VK_ATTN KeyCrSel = w32.VK_CRSEL KeyExSel = w32.VK_EXSEL KeyErEof = w32.VK_EREOF KeyPlay = w32.VK_PLAY KeyZoom = w32.VK_ZOOM KeyNoName = w32.VK_NONAME KeyPa1 = w32.VK_PA1 KeyOemClear = w32.VK_OEM_CLEAR )
Key... constants are keys you can pass to TypeKey, PressKey and ReleaseKey.
Variables ¶
This section is empty.
Functions ¶
func CaptureMonitor ¶
CaptureMonitor returns a screen shot of the outer boundaries of the given monitor.
func CaptureMonitors ¶
CaptureMonitors returns a screen shot of the outer hull of all the given monitors. Depending on your operating system settings this may include blank areas which will be transparent in the image. For example, if you have a 1200 pixel high monitor next to a 1080 pixel high monitor, there will a 1200-1080 = 120 pixel high area below the smaller monitor that is transparent.
func CaptureScreen ¶
CaptureScreen returns a screen shot of the given area. The area is given in virtual screen coordinates.
func CaptureScreenRect ¶
CaptureScreenRect is a wrapper for CaptureScreen. It allows you to pass a Monitor's WorkArea to this function instead of unwrapping the Rectangle yourself.
func CaptureWindow ¶
CaptureWindow returns a screen shot of the outer boundaries of the given window.
func CaptureWindowContent ¶
CaptureWindowContent returns a screen shot of the inner boundaries of the given window.
func ClickLeftMouse ¶
func ClickLeftMouse() error
ClickLeftMouse clicks the left mouse button, i.e. presses and releases it.
func ClickLeftMouseAt ¶
ClickLeftMouseAt moves the mouse to screen coordinates x,y and clicks the left mouse button, i.e. presses and releases it.
func ClickMiddleMouse ¶
func ClickMiddleMouse() error
ClickMiddleMouse clicks the middle mouse button, i.e. presses and releases it.
func ClickMiddleMouseAt ¶
ClickMiddleMouseAt moves the mouse to screen coordinates x,y and clicks the middle mouse button, i.e. presses and releases it.
func ClickRightMouse ¶
func ClickRightMouse() error
ClickRightMouse clicks the right mouse button, i.e. presses and releases it.
func ClickRightMouseAt ¶
ClickRightMouseAt moves the mouse to screen coordinates x,y and clicks the right mouse button, i.e. presses and releases it.
func ClipboardText ¶
ClipboardText returns the contents of the clipboard as text. If the clipboard is empty or does not contain text it returns "".
func MousePosition ¶ added in v1.1.0
MousePosition returns the mouse position in screen coordinates.
func MoveMouseBy ¶
MoveMouseBy moves the mouse cursor by the given amount of pixels in x and y. Positive x moves the cursor right. Negative x moves the cursor left. Positive y moves the cursor down. Negative y moves the cursor up.
func MoveMouseTo ¶
MoveMouseTo move the mouse cursor to the given screen coordinates.
func MoveMouseWheelBy ¶ added in v1.3.0
MoveMouseWheelBy rotates the mouse wheel, vertically and/or horizontally. dy is the vertical rotation, dy = 1 means one tick forward, away from the user. dy = -1 means one tick backward, towards the user. dx is the horizontal rotation. dx = 1 means one tick to the right, dx = -1 means one tick to the left.
func PressKey ¶
PressKey presses the given key on the keyboard. You can pass key codes defined in this package, named Key...
func PressLeftMouse ¶
func PressLeftMouse() error
PressLeftMouse presses the left mouse button down. Call ReleaseLeftMouse or ReleaseLeftMouseAt to release the button.
func PressLeftMouseAt ¶
PressLeftMouseAt moves the mouse to screen coordinates x,y and presses the left mouse button down. Call ReleaseLeftMouse or ReleaseLeftMouseAt to release the button.
func PressMiddleMouse ¶
func PressMiddleMouse() error
PressMiddleMouse presses the middle mouse button down. Call ReleaseMiddleMouse or ReleaseMiddleMouseAt to release the button.
func PressMiddleMouseAt ¶
PressMiddleMouseAt moves the mouse to screen coordinates x,y and presses the middle mouse button down. Call ReleaseMiddleMouse or ReleaseMiddleMouseAt to release the button.
func PressRightMouse ¶
func PressRightMouse() error
PressRightMouse presses the right mouse button down. Call ReleaseRightMouse or ReleaseRightMouseAt to release the button.
func PressRightMouseAt ¶
PressRightMouseAt moves the mouse to screen coordinates x,y and presses the right mouse button down. Call ReleaseRightMouse or ReleaseRightMouseAt to release the button.
func ReleaseKey ¶
ReleaseKey releases the given key on the keyboard. You can pass key codes defined in this package, named Key...
func ReleaseLeftMouse ¶
func ReleaseLeftMouse() error
ReleaseLeftMouse releases the left mouse button. You probably want to press it before, using PressLeftMouseAt or PressLeftMouse.
func ReleaseLeftMouseAt ¶
ReleaseLeftMouseAt moves the mouse to screen coordinates x,y and releases the left mouse button. You probably want to press it before, using PressLeftMouseAt or PressLeftMouse.
func ReleaseMiddleMouse ¶
func ReleaseMiddleMouse() error
ReleaseMiddleMouse releases the middle mouse button. You probably want to press it before, using PressMiddleMouseAt or PressMiddleMouse.
func ReleaseMiddleMouseAt ¶
ReleaseMiddleMouseAt moves the mouse to screen coordinates x,y and releases the middle mouse button. You probably want to press it before, using PressMiddleMouseAt or PressMiddleMouse.
func ReleaseRightMouse ¶
func ReleaseRightMouse() error
ReleaseRightMouse releases the right mouse button. You probably want to press it before, using PressRightMouseAt or PressRightMouse.
func ReleaseRightMouseAt ¶
ReleaseRightMouseAt moves the mouse to screen coordinates x,y and releases the right mouse button. You probably want to press it before, using PressRightMouseAt or PressRightMouse.
func SetClipboardText ¶
SetClipboardText sets the contents of the clipboard to the given string.
func SetOnClipboardChange ¶ added in v1.5.0
func SetOnClipboardChange(f func())
SetOnClipboardChange sets a callback that is called every time the content of the clipboard changes.
func SetOnKeyboardEvent ¶ added in v1.4.0
func SetOnKeyboardEvent(f func(*KeyboardEvent))
SetOnKeyboardEvent sets a callback that is called every time a keyboard event happens, i.e. a key is pressed or released. Set it to nil to stop listening to keyboard events.
func SetOnMouseEvent ¶ added in v1.4.0
func SetOnMouseEvent(f func(*MouseEvent))
SetOnMouseEvent sets a callback that is called every time a mouse event happens, i.e. a button is pressed or released, the mouse moves or the mouse wheel is rotated. Set it to nil to stop listening to mouse events.
func ShowMessage ¶ added in v1.6.0
func ShowMessage(caption, message string)
func Type ¶
Type will write the given text using Alt+Numpad numbers. It will sleep the smallest, non-0 delay between two letters.
Types ¶
type KeyboardEvent ¶ added in v1.4.0
type KeyboardEvent struct {
Key uint16
Down bool
Injected bool
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
KeyboardEvent is given to the callback passed to SetOnKeyboardEvent. Every time a keyboard event is triggered by either the user or programmatically (e.g. by this library), a KeyboardEvent is sent. Key is the virtual key code, see the Key... constants defined in this library. Down indicates whether the key is presed down (true) or released (false). Injected is true if the key event was generated programmatically.
func (*KeyboardEvent) Cancel ¶ added in v1.4.0
func (e *KeyboardEvent) Cancel()
Cancel stops the event from being handled further. That means the currently focussed window will not receive the event.
type Monitor ¶
type Monitor struct {
// Rectangle is the outer boundary of the monitor, in virtual screen
// coordinates. All monitors share this virtual coordinate system. In your
// operating system settings you can freely move monitors around in this
// coordinate system to represent the real world layout of your monitors.
// For example, you might put two monitors side by side or on top of each
// other.
Rectangle
// WorkArea is the monitor area that is not covered by the task bar.
WorkArea Rectangle
// Primary is true if this is the current default/primary monitor.
Primary bool
}
Monitor is a single monitor connected to your computer.
func PrimaryMonitor ¶
PrimaryMonitor returns the current default/primary monitor.
type MouseEvent ¶ added in v1.4.0
type MouseEvent struct {
Type MouseEventType
X int
Y int
Wheel float64
Injected bool
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
MouseEvent is given to the callback passed to SetOnMouseEvent. Every time a mouse event is triggered by either the user or programmatically (e.g. by this library), a MouseEvent is sent. Type is the concrete event type (button, move or wheel event). X and Y are the screen coordinates in monitor space. These can be negative, e.g. if you place your second monitor left of the primary monitor (and tell Windows via its settings). Wheel is the amount of ticks the mouse wheel has rotated. This is only set for events MouseWheel and MouseWheelHorizontal, otherwise it is 0. Injected is true if the key event was generated programmatically.
func (*MouseEvent) Cancel ¶ added in v1.4.0
func (e *MouseEvent) Cancel()
Cancel stops the event from being handled further. That means the currently focussed window will not receive the event.
type MouseEventType ¶ added in v1.4.0
type MouseEventType int
MouseEventType is the concrete type of a MouseEvent.
type Rectangle ¶
type Rectangle struct {
// X is the left-most pixel.
X int
// Y is the top-most pixel.
Y int
// Width is the width in pixels.
Width int
// Height is the height in pixels.
Height int
}
Rectangle is used to desribe monitor and window boundaries.
type Window ¶
type Window struct {
// Rectangle is the window's outer boundaries in virtual screen coordinates.
Rectangle
// Content is the window's inner boundaries in virtual screen coordinates.
Content Rectangle
// Visible is true if the window is a visual window. For background windows
// Visible is false.
Visible bool
// Title is the text currently displayed in the window header.
Title string
// ClassName is the name of the class of this window. Multiple windows can
// have the same class.
ClassName string
// Maximized is true if the window is currently maximized.
Maximized bool
// Minimized is true if the window is currently minimized.
Minimized bool
// Handle is the operating specific window handle.
Handle w32.HWND
}
Window is a window currently open on you system.
func ForegroundWindow ¶
ForegroundWindow returns the currently active window. If no window is active, ForegroundWindow returns an error.
func (*Window) BringToForeground ¶
BringToForeground tries to bring the given window to the front.
func (*Window) Hide ¶
func (w *Window) Hide()
Hide hides the window. Call ShowWindow to show it again.
func (*Window) InnerPosition ¶ added in v1.2.0
InnerPosition reutrns the boundaries of the window content, i.e. without window borders, in screen coordinates.
func (*Window) OuterPosition ¶ added in v1.2.0
OuterPosition returns the bounaries of the window border, in screen coordinates.
func (*Window) Restore ¶
func (w *Window) Restore()
Restore unminimizes a minimized window and unmaximizes a maximized window.
func (*Window) SetInnerPosition ¶ added in v1.2.0
SetInnerPosition sets the boundaries of the window border.
Note that if the window is currently maximized, you might want to Restore() it before calling SetInnerPosition to un-maximize it.
Note that if the window is currently maximized, you might want to Restore() it before calling SetInnerPosition to bring it back up. This might now restore to a maximized state, thus you probably want to call Restore() it twice in that case.
func (*Window) SetOuterPosition ¶ added in v1.2.0
SetOuterPosition sets the boundaries of the window border.
Note that if the window is currently maximized, you might want to Restore() it before calling SetOuterPosition to un-maximize it.
Note that if the window is currently maximized, you might want to Restore() it before calling SetOuterPosition to bring it back up. This might now restore to a maximized state, thus you probably want to call Restore() it twice in that case.
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