display module
Obtain the display geometry from shell, and library, calls.
In theory, there can be all sorts of weird and wonderful X11 setups, no sense worrying about them unless they crop up in practice.
see: xrandr(1)
- display.logical_height()
- Returns
logical height, in pixels, of the combined displays.
- display.logical_width()
- Returns
logical width, in pixels, of the combined displays.
- display.n_displays()
- Returns
number of available displays.
- display.physical_height(i)
- Parameters
i – index of display, zero-based.
- Returns
height, in pixels, of display, i.
- display.physical_width(i)
- Parameters
i – index of display, zero-based.
- Returns
width, in pixels, of display, i.
- display.x_offset(i)
- Parameters
i – index of display, zero-based.
- Returns
x-offset, in pixels, of display i.
- display.y_offset(i)
- Parameters
i – index of display, zero-based.
- Returns
y-offset, in pixels, of display i.