Question #188751 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/188751
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
if you want to run this in IDE normally and in the unit test view, it
has to be this way:
def setUp(self):
App.open("notepad.exe")
wait("UntitledIFil.png") # wait until the app appears
def tearDown(self):
App.close("notepad.exe")
def testA(self):
assert exists("UntitledIFil.png")
def testB(self):
assert not exists("UntitledIFil.png")
if False: # set it to True when running normally
setUp(None)
testA(None)
testB(None)
tearDown(None)
Do not forget to save your script after making changes and before
running in unit test view.
--- App.close("notepad.exe")
App.close() looks for the given text in the currently open windows titles. So
to use it, you have to use something like
App.close("Untitled")
Make sure you are using a unique text among all present window titles.
Alternative: If you know, the notepad window is still frontmost: type(Key.F4,
KeyModifier.ALT)
BTW: If you are planning to use Sikuli for unit testing: look faq 1804
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