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Harry gave more information on the question:
Yes it is generating every time the same string as the string is stored
in chatmsg1 and chatmsg2 whenever i call chat1 and
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Eugene S proposed the following answer:
So why won't you pass a new ''.join(random.sample(string.letters, num1))
to your function every time rather than saving it in a variable?
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Harry confirmed that the question is solved:
Yes i did that and now it seems to be generating random string
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class chatting:
def chat1(self,chatmsg1):
if exists(person1.png):
type(chatmsg1)
else:
click(person1.png)
while not exists(person1.png,0):
Question #253057 on Sikuli changed:
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Status: Open = Needs information
Eugene S requested more information:
HI,
I'm not sure where exactly your problem is.
I can see that your chatmsg1 and chatmsg2 are definitely creating a random
string
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