New question #193287 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/193287
I am writing a script to automate a gui. I am not a python guru and have found
Sikuli a little bit lacking in that it has no way to natively check for a
window without making that window take focus. Because of the high level of CPU
utilization a find operation takes, I found it necessary to use an AutoIt
script to check for the existence of windows and then send hotkeys which Sikuli
will then intercept to perform the various find operations when the appropriate
window is in the foreground.
My scripts seemed to be working well in test, but as soon as I turned off my
debugging I had issues.
Below seems to be the relevant code - basically my Sikuli script awaits a
ctrl+alt+shift+l event from my other script and when that is received (meaning
the necessary window has been brought to the foreground) we await the NET.PNG
to first show up on the screen, and then to disappear (e.g. a splash screen).
Once that completes the fullscreen.png is found (using a restricted region) and
clicked:
def appLaunch(event):
if debug == 1:
print("debug: in appLaunch(C+A+S+L)")
wait("NET.png",FOREVER)
if debug == 1:
print("debug: loading...")
waitVanish("NET.png",FOREVER)
if debug == 1:
print("debug: done loading")
setControlBarRegion()
wait("FullScreen.png",2)
click("FullScreen.png")
setROI(getScreen())
def setControlBarRegion():
screenHeight = SCREEN.h
regionTop = (SCREEN.h/10)*7
regionBottom = screenHeight-regionTop
setROI(0,regionTop,SCREEN.w,regionBottom)
debug = 1
setFindFailedResponse(SKIP)
Settings.MoveMouseDelay = 0
Env.addHotkey("l", KeyModifier.ALT+KeyModifier.SHIFT+KeyModifier.CTRL,appLaunch)
x=1
while True:
sleep(1)
I launch the Sikuli script from within my other script (for ease of
management). If I launch the Sikuli script using the following, everything
seems to work fine:
cmd.exe /k java.exe -jar sikuli-script.jar myscript.sikuli
In this case my app launches the comspec and I have the java console available
to see debug commands. All seems to work fine. However if I launch the same
command in a hidden window (no UI visible) of if I use javaw.exe to launch the
script things do not work. Additionally, since it seems to still be searching
with the wait() commands, my CPU function is through the roof and it is
difficult to do anything on the machine without forcibly killing the process.
I can verify if I comment out this hotkey that my other hotkeys (not shown here
for brevity) continue to work - so it isn't a problem with the hidden UI not
being able to intercept keys.
I know my syntax isn't perfect, and perhaps there is a cleaner way to achieve
what I am trying to do above that may not be subject to the problem I am
having. If we can identify and fix the root cause that would be great, but
syntax that would allow me to avoid it would also be welcome.
I need to be able to run either in javaw or with a hidden java.exe console so
that the user does not see the debug output.
Thanks for your assistance!
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