@JonB
I am very sorry because my English is not very good，In order to better describe this problem,I want to show this problem with pictures, but I don’t know how to send it to,I posted a photo on Twitter. In the photo, you can see that not all the characters are intercepted. I want to get all the Chinese characters. If it is convenient for you, I hope you can take a look.I used examples\keyboard\ KB Info.py in pythonista，thank youlink twitter url

@JonB said:

Do you mean the characters don't show up on the screen? Or that pulling the text doesn't give you everything you can see?

Sorry, maybe I didn’t express it clearly. I want to write a script to capture the characters I just typed in the Google search box. When I type English characters, the script runs normally, but when I type more than five Chinese characters When writing characters, this script cannot get all the characters. Can you help me find out what went wrong? The script is relatively simple, I put the captured input characters in the variable input_str

import keyboard
input_str=''
a=keyboard.get_input_context()[0]
while (isinstance(a,str)):
	input_str=a+input_str
	keyboard.move_cursor(-len(a))
	a=keyboard.get_input_context()[0]
keyboard.move_cursor(len(input_str))

When I used the keyboard.get_input_context() function, I found that if I input a lot of Chinese characters (more than 5 Chinese characters) in the Google search page box, I found that the keyboard.get_input_context() function can only get the part of the input box I tried to move the cursor and continue to get the characters, but I can’t get any remaining characters. Is there any wise man who can get all the characters in the input box, can you help me answer?