How to Get Mouse Coordinates (x, y) with Python

How to quit progame?

is there a way to make it just take the coordinate when we start it or its only doing it until we exit the program

I keep getting an error that says "mouse.Listener" is not defined. Where do we do that

from pynput import *

def get_coords (x, y):
print(x, y)

with mouse.Listener(on_move=get_coords) as listen:
listen.join()

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I DON'T WANT THE MOUSE MOVEMENT ON TERMINAL, I WANT THE MOVEMENTS TO BE STORED IN EXCEL, how can we do that...can u pls help me out

how to stop this running program
I'm running this program in VS Code, and I've tried to stop program using ctrl+c.
but it won't work. any help appreciated
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How to get mouse position with defined frequency?

Hey: how to solve this error:
def get_coords(x, y):
print("Now at: {}" .format((x, y)))

with mouse.Listener(on_move = get_coords) as listen:
listen.Join()
plt.show()

NameError Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-3-26b895c09808> in <module>
2 print("Now at: {}" .format((x, y)))
3
----> 4 with mouse.Listener(on_move = get_coords) as listen:
5 listen.Join()
6 plt.show()

NameError: name 'mouse' is not defined

I want to store these coordinates points to a variable so that i can make a plot. Can you show how?

thanks man, really helped

how to stop?)

Whenever i try do "pip install pynput" it just comes out with:
'pip' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Any way to fix this?

Thank you! Good and straight forward tutorial. 👍

Hi there! Do you know how could I save those coordinates into variables?

what application are you using to write the code?

thanks man, this worked perfectly for what i'm working on