New question #171701 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/171701
To drive a Microsoft Visual Studio debug session, I did the following:
onAppear("BP1.png", BP1Handler) # Visual Studio stops at first breakpoint
observe()
type(Key.F5)
onAppear("BP2.png", BP2Handler)
observe()
type(Key.F5)
...
there are about 10 onAppear/observe pairs.
At the end of each handler, I have event.region.stopObserver(). Before that, I
am looking at the contents of various Visual Studio views to make sure the
contents are correct given the breakpoint.
My question is: how do I disable a handler.
I'm finding that after calling onAppear("BP2.png", BP2Handler), if BP1.png can
still be found on the screen by the second observe(), then BP1Handler is
getting called again, which doesn't make sense, since it does actions based on
the specific breakpoint location. Being able to disable the handler would be
great.
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