Question #134349 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/134349
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
ok, I have checked it: the solution to use the test class (self) as
global storage does not work for more than one test. this is only a
solution to give information from setUp to testXXX to tearDown.
And another thing (sorry): setUp and tearDown are camel cased!
So this is a solution that at least works, when running the test from command
line with option -t.
In the IDE it only works once, since the IDE does not reset it's environment on
rerun, so setUp and tearDown are not processed on rerun. There has to be some
other logic added to realize, that a rerun is started.
CAUTION: Sikuli runs the tests in reverse order as you might have
already noticed. This does not matter in the standard, but might be
relevant in your case.
This is the script that works as expected (using Sikuli's Settings class
as global storage)
def setUp(self):
print "setup entry"
try:
Settings.already_done += 1
if Settings.already_done > 0: return
except:
Settings.already_done = 0
print "setup processing"
# your other code
def testA(self):
print "testA"
Settings.already_done += 1
return True
def testB(self):
print "testB"
Settings.already_done += 1
return True
def testC(self):
print "testC"
Settings.already_done += 1
return True
def testD(self):
print "testD"
Settings.already_done += 1
return True
def tearDown(self):
print "teardown entry"
if Settings.already_done > 1: return
print "teardown processing"
# your other code
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