Question #202219 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/202219
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
--- I am using mouse wheel to scroll the screen
So you can use the wheel() method:
s.wheel(1, 10) # down 10 steps
s.wheel(-1, 10) # up 10 steps
you have to check which direction to apply and how many steps to use, to
get your screen scrolled.
The focus should not be a problem, since you just clicked before and the
window has focus.
BTW: If not already the case: you should set s to the content region
(the image of the handy) of the emulator window, this makes things
faster and more robust.
--- I have added the screen shot also
cannot be posted here. must be somewhere in the net with the link added in the
post.
But a screenshot would not help here anyway.
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