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/ actual-size-dollar.py
Created
June 6, 2019 10:56
Generate images matching the physical size of a US dollar bill on that display
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| from AppKit import NSScreen, NSDeviceSize, NSDeviceResolution | |
| from Quartz import CGDisplayScreenSize | |
| for i, screen in enumerate(NSScreen.screens(), 1): | |
| description = screen.deviceDescription() | |
| pw, ph = description[NSDeviceSize].sizeValue() | |
| mmw, mmh = CGDisplayScreenSize(description["NSScreenNumber"]) | |
| ppiX = pw/mmw | |
| ppiY = ph/mmh | |
| dollarMmWidth = 155.956 |
nicksherman
/ screen_info.py
Last active
November 12, 2023 17:37
— forked from justvanrossum/screen_info.py
macOS/Python: Get dimension info about active screens
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| from AppKit import NSScreen, NSDeviceSize, NSDeviceResolution | |
| from Quartz import CGDisplayScreenSize | |
| for i, screen in enumerate(NSScreen.screens(), 1): | |
| description = screen.deviceDescription() | |
| pw, ph = description[NSDeviceSize].sizeValue() | |
| rx, ry = description[NSDeviceResolution].sizeValue() | |
| mmw, mmh = CGDisplayScreenSize(description["NSScreenNumber"]) | |
| scaleFactor = screen.backingScaleFactor() | |
| pw *= scaleFactor |