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While trying to automate a task that involved writing a text inside a Microsoft Teams chat, the function pyautogui.write() did not worked correctly. The method call was the following:
pyautogui.write("testing automation")
and the result was the message "tsting au" being written in the console of the Teams chat. To solve this problem, I defined the following function (inspired in the function proposed at issue #259):
While trying to automate a task that involved writing a text inside a Microsoft Teams chat, the function pyautogui.write() did not worked correctly. The method call was the following:
and the result was the message "tsting au" being written in the console of the Teams chat. To solve this problem, I defined the following function (inspired in the function proposed at issue #259):
which solved the problem, that is, calling workaround_write() instead of pyautogui.write().
All the code was done in a macOS Monterey 12.5.1.
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