Question #188360 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/188360
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
a def on its own does nothing. It is only a piece of prepared code to be run by
calling it.
Normally it is used to run the same workflow with different parameters and/or
at different places in main workflow.
To run a def you have to call it like:
letsmine()
--- optimized version 1
assuming, that levelup() might change mineiron and/or more than one iron might
exist in parallel
def letsmine():
if mineiron and gamezone.exists(iron, 0):
click(gamezone.getLastMatch())
wait(waittime)
levelup()
if mineiron and gamezone.exists(iron2, 0):
click(gamezone.getLastMatch())
wait(waittime)
levelup()
if mineiron and gamezone.exists(iron3, 0):
click(gamezone.getLastMatch())
wait(waittime)
levelup()
--- optimized version 2
assuming, that mine iron is not changed and only one iron exists in game zone
at one time
def letsmine():
if mineiron and
(gamezone.exists(iron, 0) or
gamezone.exists(iron2, 0) or
gamezone.exists(iron3, 0) ):
click(gamezone.getLastMatch())
wait(waittime)
levelup()
the variables mineiron, iron, iron2, iron3 and waittime must be defined
before calling lets mine
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