New question #214125 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/214125
I have 2 scripts I have written and both contain functions.
the first script contains a function called create_calendar_entry()
i am calling that function in another script called ts_expanded_functions().
if i run the script with create_calendar_entry() it runs perfect and the very
end of that script contains this:
assert exists(Pattern("Meeting.png").similar(0.97))
wait(.5)
type(Key.F4, KeyModifier.CTRL)
basically after it asserts an image is in the dialog window, it says to close
the window with Ctrl F4 and it works perfectly on its own.
as soon as i go to my other script ts_expanded_functions() and put in:
CreateCalendarEntry.create_calendar_entry() where i want to call it and run
that script, my dialog from the CreateCalendarEntry.create_calendar_entry() is
left open when it should have closed.
it makes no sense, its like its ignoring the very end of that function.
if i comment out type(Key.F4, KeyModifier.CTRL) with #type(Key.F4,
KeyModifier.CTRL) in CreateCalendarEntry.create_calendar_entry() and then go to
ts_expanded_functions() and add that same line like this:
def ts_expanded_functions():
CreateCalendarEntry.create_calendar_entry()
wait(.5)
type(Key.F4, KeyModifier.CTRL)
it works fine.
any ideas as to why the close command will not work at the end of a called
function but work in the main function i am running?
thanks in advance
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