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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
You are talking about NetBeans and scripting in your question.
So you seem to have the Python plugin installed.
If this is right, then a
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Status: Answered = Solved
Veronika confirmed that the question is solved:
Actually I did it a lot of times. (see question) and it still doesn't
working. Also tried with sikuli 1.1.0 version.
But now
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
fine, thanks for reporting back.
tutorial http://doc.sikuli.org/faq/040-other-ide.html
really is only for version X-1.0RC3
and only by accident can be used with version 1.0.1
Question #255453 on Sikuli changed:
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Summary changed to:
[1.0.1+] How to use SikuliX API in Netbeans and other IDE's with Python plugin
Description changed to:
for version 1.1.0+
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- run
New question #255504 on Sikuli:
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I downloaded sikulixapi-1.1.0.jar a month ago, and I am using it for regression
test of a Windows application. I must tell you that I am really, really happy
with it. I've tried several other automation tools
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RaiMan changed the question status:
Really, really great - thousand thanks.
This saves me a lot of homework, when I will start to review the App
class later this year for version
Question #255477 on Sikuli changed:
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Mark Weisler proposed the following answer:
Hello Alexandre et al,
I suggest that you scan this board for this very often asked questions and the
faqs section
and/or learn some basic Python.
Some basic
New question #255516 on Sikuli:
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I'm trying to determine the refresh rate of an animation so I need to test when
the region changes. I wrote this code in Java to measure how frequently the
screen is changing.
Region reg = new
Question #255516 on Sikuli changed:
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John Henckel gave more information on the question:
Bottom line: what I really want to know is, what is the best way to
detect when anything in a region has changed. I want to write code such
as
boolean ok
Question #255516 on Sikuli changed:
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Status: Open = Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
All image related features of SikuliX currently are based on OpenCV's
function matchTemplate, that simply uses some statistical functions,
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