Question #148439 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/148439
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Hi!
I've been working on a script that opens the calculator, presses a few buttons
and checks that the answer is correct (for tutorial).
The problem is that exists() doesn't seem to tell the difference between
similar patterns.
The script looks like this:
def testCalc(self):
click("image-of-5-button")
display = "region-of-calc-display"
if display.exists("image-of-display-displaying-15"):
print("Something is wrong"); return False
else:
print("It's all good."); return True
This return "False", but works is I compare, say "3" to "15" instead of
"5" to "15"
It works if I change the if-condition to:
if display.exists("image-of-display-displaying-15").getScore() >
0.8:
However, then a new problem arises, should exists() ever return "None".
Do you have any ideas on how to solve this? :) Have I been using exists() wrong?
//Elisabeth
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