Pressure sensing on Windows, dynamic monitor selection

[aklevans]

Builds upon @DCS-87's implementation of pressure sensing on Windows.

Dynamically changes the monitor to output to based on mouse position. This is now on by default and is overridden when the --monitor or --region tags are used.

Additionally, the program can now be exited using Ctrl-C, which did not use to work. The only option was to close the console which made restarting a pain.

I think these changes are significant enough to be worth publishing a new version to PyPi!

[Evidlo]

Thanks for putting the work into this. I'd be happy to merge in support for pressure on Windows, but this needs to be cleaned up quite a bit.

1. I'd much rather the argument be called --windows or something like that. --pen isn't very descriptive.
2. pen.py is rather messy. There are lots of unused constants, inconsistent coding style (e.g. camelcase applyPen). This file needs a refactor.
3. Remove the automonitor feature from the PR. We can talk about adding this behavior in an issue, but it's easier if this was removed for now.

[DCS-87]

Yeah it's messy because I don't know much about coding, that is just me and google being happy to get it working at all. I'll let someone else take a crack at refactoring that :) I do like the dynamic monitor selection though.

[Evidlo]

Yeah it's messy because I don't know much about coding, that is just me and google being happy to get it working at all. I'll let someone else take a crack at refactoring that :) I do like the dynamic monitor selection though.

I understand. I have to keep maintainability in mind (been maintaining this for 5 years), so I can't merge contributions in just because they work.

By the way, PRs and feedback on them is a great way to gain programming experience.

[NicoM1]

Thanks for doing this @aklevans, I had a go at cleaning this up a little bit in #97. Happy to do a little more work to get this merged in as it'd be quite useful to me.

Thanks to you or @DCS-87, whoever did the pressure sensitivity code, I mostly pulled it directly with some minor cleanup.