Looking for platform test help

[Larz60+]

The following is corrected:

import screeninfo import re import sys """ GetScreenInfo() cross platform creates a dictionary with an entry for each monitor tied to users computer. the key is constructed as follows:    monitor{n} n is sequentiallty assigned beginning with 1 Usage: GetScreenInfo(win_scale=.6, offset_scale=.1)    where: scale is % of full screen, so default .6 = 60 % and           offset is % of scaled width & height each entry contains a nested dictionary with four values:    swidth = scaled_width    sheight = scaled height    hoffset = horizontal offset    voffset = vertical offset4 example: >>> from GetScreenInfo import GetScreenInfo >>> gsi = GetScreenInfo(win_scale=.8, offset_scale=.2) >>> print(gsi.monitor_info) >>> {'monitor1': {'swidth': 1920, 'sheight': 1080, 'hoffset': 384, 'voffset': 216}}    {'monitor1': {'swidth': 1920, 'sheight': 1080, 'hoffset': 384, 'voffset': 216}} Tested on Windows 7 with python 3.6 Needs testing on Linux and Apple """ class GetScreenInfo():    def __init__(self, win_scale=.6, offset_scale=.1):        # use scale of 0 to return unmodified dimensions        if win_scale == 0:            newscale = 1            newoffset = 0        else:            newscale = win_scale            newoffset = offset_scale        platform = sys.platform        platform = platform.rstrip('1234567890')        self.monitor_info = {}        ostypes = {            'linux': 'x11',            'win': 'windows',            'cygwin': 'cygwin',            'darwin': 'osx'        }        # Following hack is for return proper linux value from sys.platform        #  prior to python 3.3 which always starts with 'linux' but may        #  be linux1, linux2 etc.        if platform.startswith('linux'):            montype = ostypes['linux']        mon = screeninfo.get_monitors(ostypes[platform])        print(f'mon: {mon}')        for n, item in enumerate(mon):            m = re.split(r'[()x+]', str(item))            mkey = 'monitor{}'.format(n+1)            self.monitor_info[mkey] = {}            self.monitor_info[mkey]['swidth'] = int(float(m[1]) * newscale)            self.monitor_info[mkey]['sheight'] = int(float(m[2]) * newscale)            self.monitor_info[mkey]['hoffset'] = int(float(m[1]) * newoffset)            self.monitor_info[mkey]['voffset'] = int(float(m[2]) * newoffset) def main(scale, offset):    gsi = GetScreenInfo(win_scale=scale, offset_scale=offset)    print(gsi.monitor_info) if __name__ == '__main__':    main(scale=.8, offset=.2)

result:

Output:
mon: [monitor(1920x1080+0+0)] {'monitor1': {'swidth': 1536, 'sheight': 864, 'hoffset': 384, 'voffset': 216}}

[wavic]

This is exactly what I get:



https://prnt.sc/fsjbqq

https://prnt.sc/fsjd85

Why the image is broken

[metulburr]

Why the image is broken

it appears that prnt.sc isnt working with img tags?


but yet imgur works
[Image: dgrCwVq.jpg]

not sure? Although you could always upload the image as an attachment which shows it in post.

[sparkz_alot]

Know you were asking for Linux and Mac, but I have Windows on right now

Output:
Windows 10; Python 3.6; Single LCD Monitor mon: [monitor(1920x1080+0+0)] {'monitor1': {'swidth': 1536, 'sheight': 864, 'hoffset': 384, 'voffset': 216}} Process finished with exit code 0 ########## Switched screen size mon: [monitor(800x600+0+0)] {'monitor1': {'swidth': 640, 'sheight': 480, 'hoffset': 160, 'voffset': 120}} Process finished with exit code 0

[Larz60+]

Thanks all.
I think it's working ok now.