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What I want to achieve:
I want to Click using image.
Case 1:
When I tried to use Java 8 Version 171 it is working fine for Lenovo ThinkPad
laptops below are configuration of laptop:
1.Window Edition: Window
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Hi,
I'm trying to learn to navigate the code.
Where is the implementation of the Click() call inside the codebase?
https://github.com/sikuli/sikuli
Thanks,
Jeff
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Hello.
I'm tryng to call one definition already defined, inside another definition.
CODE:
def teste1(event):
popup("teste 1")
def teste2(event):
popup("teste 2")
def teste3(event):
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larryli posted a new comment:
maybe the following part has problem.
this.appPID = Integer.parseInt(appPID);
so reset(); is called, the PID is -1
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larryli posted a new comment:
for this issue, I have try it the following modification, it can control
observe.
it can fix the issue, I have one propsal, whether it can provide API to set
observe name,
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larryli posted a new comment:
thanks for your answer.
I will also study it.
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Now, I use 2.0.2 version
as the following code, I already stopObserver in handler1, but when open app2,
it also have the image1, as the log, handler1 will be executed again. whether
stopObserver in handler1
Public bug reported:
In 2.0.2, on 64 bit Arch Linux, depending on how capture is called it is
no longer returning a file path. I cannot find anywhere where this
behavior is documented and therefore am reporting it as a bug. It seems
to be returning a java object and making a java call.
imagePath
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
It is true, that you cannot use the Python package win32com, since The
Python interpreter with SikuliX is the Java based Jython, which cannot
access C-based stuff, as is
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Manfred Hampl proposed the following answer:
How would you do that without sikuli?
Probably:
File explorer - navigate to the .exe file - right mouse button - properties -
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Manfred Hampl proposed the following answer:
What is "the problem" that needs to be solved?
How would you know about the keyboard layout without sikuli?
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Hello,
I want to know if it's possible to get the build number of an .exe file.
I have found some examples but they require win32com package and from what I
have found it's not working with sikuliX since it's
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Sergey Taranenko is still having a problem:
Well, what other methods are there to solve the problem?
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Summary changed to:
Windows: App.open: switch instance after creating multiple
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
I am sorry. I have tested on Windows 10 and have to admit, that it has
bugs.
Will come back later.
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
ok, then you have to dive into the code of HTMLTestRunner and look for a
way.
... not too complicated, but needs some html and Python experiences.
You might also look
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Asheru posted a new comment:
Yeah but the problem is that we run like 80 to 100 tests at once on a VM
through TFS so I was thinking it might not be possible but I decided to
ask.
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
not possible.
you might separate the all-5-test-run in 5 test runs, so each produces
its own report.
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
not intended for public use.
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tell me how to know the current keyboard layout?
I found the getCurrentLayout() procedure in
API/src/main/java/org/sikuli/script/support/KeyboardLayout.java but it is
private.
what am i doing wrong ?
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