Question #180346 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/180346
RaiMan posted a new comment:
@ Jason
Might be the time, to think about posting extra questions ;-)
It seems, that you are going into more complex structures.
So you have to think about the usage of classes, that would give you more
flexibility and features.
Taking your example using a class (quick and dirty ;-):
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# -------------------------- suite.sikuli
from sikuli import*
import logging # once at beginning of script
reload(logging)
# initialization
myHandler = logging.FileHandler('/Users/fitlab/SikuliLog/new.txt')
myLog = logging.getLogger()
myLog.addHandler(myHandler)
myLog.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
from create import *
myLog.info('Calling Create script...')
aSafari = myApp("Safari", myLog)
aSafari.create()
# shutdown (a must in the IDE ! )
myHandler.close()
# -------------------------- create.sikuli
from sikuli import *
class myApp:
def __init__(self, appname, myLogger = None):
if appname:
self.appname = appname
else:
self.appname = "no-app-given
self.myLogger = myLogger
def create(self):
openApp(self.appname)
if self.myLogger: self.myLogger.info("launch "+self.appname)
With this approach, you can enrich the class myApp with every
functionality you need and use it with every app. You might even create
a subclass with additional features for Safar (e.g. open an url).
On Top it makes sense, to wrap the logging into your own class, to get
more possibilities to control the logging in the different corners of
your solution.
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