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Jason requested more information:
I am having the same problem as the OP. I am testing a GUI and I do not
want the script to stop running after it reaches a failure (or a missing
object).
I am using the
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Eugene S posted a new comment:
please start a new question
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Hi,
I´m using Sikuli for GUI-Testing.
It would be nice, if there were a possibility, that would allow me to continue
test-execution even if a error occures (e.g. if a UI-control can´t be found, or
if a
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
see docs http://doc.sikuli.org/region.html#exception-findfailed
for options
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Eugene S proposed the following answer:
You could just create a custom finder function. For example something
like that:
def tryDetect(object,retries,highLight=1):
Attempts to detect the object for
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Samuel Schlegel posted a new comment:
Thank you for replying so rapidly : )
On a first glance it seems to me like defining a skip behaviour for certain
events like getFindFailedResponse might be useful if
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