Question #188596 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/188596
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
--1: run def go_there()
that is not Python.
if you have a function defined somewhere as:
def go_there():
... some code here
then it has to be called as
go_there()
--2: using self defined functions in IDE test view
the test view has many quirks. It is only suitable for basic stuff. and already
using functions is no basic stuff :-(
Before investing further: look faq 1804
If you want to stick with IDE test view:
--- put your own def's to the end of the script in reverse order as they are
used
--- define them as:
def my_function(self):
--- call them using:
self.my_function()
in the definition you might add additional parameters after the self, that
could be give in the call
def my_function(self, parm1):
print parm1
... calling
self.my_function("this is a test")
would print: this is a test
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