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MarioCCCP <NoliMihiFrangereMentulam@libero.it> writes:
> If the answer is, YES, then the problems evolves to
> is it there a way to query the system (X server ? Who else ?) what is
> the topmost (active desktop, foreground) graphical element at given
> mouse coordinates ? Are list boxes standard enough to be accessed in a
> fairly portable way disregarding the many different graphic engines
> (QT, GTK or else) and DM (I have XFCE, but there are plenty of), so to
> locate the strings arrays ?

In terms of in-memory representation, no, they are totally different.

One way to programmatically interact with a GUI application from
‘outside’ is via Accesibility APIs.
https://fedoramagazine.org/automation-through-accessibility/ is an
example. I’ve no idea how standardized this is between different GUI
toolkits.

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