I'm trying to use a specific integer found in something called <class 'pyautogui.Point'>
, from a Python library called "pyautogui". If I type print(pyautogui.position())
, I would get a result like this: Point(x=-436, y=720)
. How would I go about extracting the numbers from <class 'pyautogui.Point'>
and putting them into their own separate variables? From what I understand this result is not a string, or an int.
I would try running the dir()
function and see what you get.
p = pyautogui.position()
dir(p)
This will list all the class methods and attributes. Most likely what you're seeking is something as easy as p.x
or p.y
x = p.x
y = p.y