New question #162409 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/162409
I've noticed that when using findAll(), it appears to make multiple attempts
(ten to be exact) to find an object before giving up. I'm basing the off of
this pair of messages that I see popping up when findAll() is invoked:
[profile] Finder.findAll START
[profile] Finder.findAll END: 23ms
When the image is *not* present inside of the region, that pair of messages
repeats 10 times (and time is wasted as it apparently keeps trying in vain to
find something that isn't there) Whenever the image *is* present, it only
appears to make one attempt before it successfully returns the match object.
My script is working fine, but it's significantly slower since I'm performing a
bunch of these findAll() operations on images that may or may not be present.
Is this intended behavior? If so, why? Can I make it give up after the first
attempt?
The code looks something like this:
for filename in somelist:
go_on = False
try:
bqr = Pattern(filename)
bqr = bqr.similar(0.95)
checkzone.findAll(bqr)
bMatch = checkzone.getLastMatches()
go_on = True
except FindFailed:
pass
if go_on == True:
#do more stuff
Thanks!
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