How to store screen value to text file in python

To store screen output or any specific value

How to store screen output any specific value

There are two types of value:

1. Writing a specific value

2. Capturing output from screen

1. Writing a specific value:

• Screen _value is the string you want to store in the text file.
• file_path is the path to the text file where you want to store the value (output.txt in this case)
• open (file _path,’w’)opens the file output.txt in write mode (‘w’). this will create the file if it doesn’t exist. or truncate (clear) the file if it does exist.
• file.write(screen _value)writes the screen _value string to the file.

2.capturing output from screen:

• subprocess.run([‘1s’,’-1′],capture_output=true,text=true) executes the command 1s-1(list detailed directory contents in Unix)and captures it’s output (stdout).
• result.stdout contains the captured output as a strin is then written to output.txt.
• Subprocess.run([‘1s’,’-1′], capture_output=true,text=true) executes the command 1s-1(list detailed directory contents in unix)and captures it’s output (stdout).

How to store either a specific value or captured output:

• ensure you have necessary permission to write to the specified file path.
• handle errors and exception.expecially when dealing with file operations.
• adjust file paths and commands (sub process.run) based on your specific requirements.
• these methods demonstrate how to store either a specific value or captured output to a text file using python adjust the code according to what you need to store from your “screen”.

  import tkinter as tk
  root=tk.TK()
  Screen _width=
  root.winfo_screen width()
  Screen _height=
  root.winfo_screenheight()
  root.destory()
  Output_file=
  "Screen_resolution.txt"
  with open (output_file,'w')as
  file:
       file.write(f"screen resolution:
  {screen_width}×{screen_height}\n")
  print(f"screen resolution
  ({screen_width}×{screen_height})
  has been saved to {output_file}")

  Output:

Screen resolution:1920×1080