pyStroke is a stroke interface class for Python based on the source code of LibStroke library written by Mark Willey and Dan Nicolaescu.
Strokes are motions of the mouse that can be interpreted by a program as a
command.

The basic idea:

Your program forwards mouse position to a pyStroke function called
StrokeRecord(x,y). Then, when your program stops tracking mouse position
(ie on a mouseup event), pyStroke function StrokeTrans() returns a string
of numbers representing the path that the stroke followed on a 3x3 grid.

This grid looks like this:

  1  2  3

  4  5  6

  7  8  9

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pyStroke 0.1