If I use an application on windows and I hover mouse over an icon appear a little yellow rectangle. (tooltip maybe) How can I extract data from that?
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I am trying to write code that will center icons located on taskbar but to do this i need
number of icons.
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Acording to image above i want to get list of 6 icons
I want to create a dictionary, like the one in the image, where I can translate English to my native language. I have achieved the navigation drawer, but the challenge is how to create a scrollable home screen menu, as in the image. Pls, any idea how I can go about it?
Is it impossible to change the background color of a page, for example, on the Google home page, its possible to change the color from white to a black ?
When I run a script and refresh the Google page, the background color is converted to black and when the script is closed, it returns to its natural color
No, it's not impossible. But you can't change permanently a page with a script. If you shut down the script, the changes won't stay.
To do what you want, you need to make a extension for your browser. But I'm not sure if python is the best language to do that or if it can to that.
Standart StatusBar image
<-- So, here it how it looks in my application now. How can I make the height of it smaller? For e.g. in Google Chrome when you pointing some link it shows in the grey bar at the bottom of the page, I want same size.
Chrome is not using a GtkStatusBar (or any other GTK widgets, for that matter).
If you want to change the appearance of a GTK widgets, you'll have to either tweak the theme or use a custom widget, with your own sizing policy.
I have a Panel with a bunch of pictures placed on it in a GridSizer layout. How can I draw a highlighted color around the edge of an image or its border to show that it has been selected upon a mouse click event?
Take a look at the Widget Inspection Tool's code. It can highlight any widget. On my machine, it's in the "_InspectionHighlighter" class in the inspection.py file, which is here: C:\Python25\Lib\site-packages\wx-2.8-msw-unicode\wx\lib
You can read about the tool here: http://wiki.wxpython.org/Widget%20Inspection%20Tool
You could put each picture in a panel, and use SetBackgroundColour()to set the background color of the panel.