Question #215490 on Sikuli changed: https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/215490
RaiMan proposed the following answer: Oh yes you will learn a lot from that sample ;-) Ok, here you are: https://dl.dropbox.com/u/42895525/surfbar.sikuli.zip download and unzip. First go through the comments to understand the approach. Then you might try to run it having surfbar3 visible. When setting up such stuff, I always use highlight(), to show intermediate regions and matches. These are currently commented out (except the last one). Feel free to uncomment for testing purposes. Since I am usually working on Macs, I use Mac's Screenshot tool to measure distances on the screen. see faq 1686 Since others might be interested, I post the source here too, to get an impression: # this is based on surfbar3 img = "1354182115923.png" # only to know which one # to run this script, surfbar3 must be visible on the screen # find the position imgBase = "1354182180938.png" top = find(imgBase) #top.highlight(2) # get the surfbar sbHeight = 85 sb = top.below(3).below(sbHeight) #area.highlight(2) # get the area of the left symbol left = Region(sb.x, sb.y, 65, sbHeight) #left.highlight(2) # setup the regions for the others oWidth = (sb.w - left.w)/4 other = [] for i in range(4): x = left.x + left.w + i*oWidth - 4 other.append(Region(x, left.y, oWidth+8, sbHeight)) for r in other: pass # r.highlight(1) # capture the image to search # we have to try to get the smallest capture possible # since the probe and the target have different positions # this can be set fixed, if it is always the same # find the bottom of image greyBelow = "1354183324452.png" g = left.find(greyBelow) #g.highlight(1) while True: g1 = g.above(sbHeight-g.y) g1.x -= 4; g1.w += 8 g1 = g1.exists(greyBelow) if not g1: break g = g1 #g.highlight(1) b = g.y # find the left side of image greyLeft = "1354183672313.png" g = left.find(greyLeft) #g.highlight(1) while True: g1 = g.right(left.w - g.x) g1.y -= 4; g1.h += 8 g1 = g1.exists(greyLeft) if not g1: break g = g1 #g.highlight(1) l = g.x + g.w # define the smallest possible image region symbol = Region(l, b - 60, 50, 60) #symbol.highlight(3) imgSymbol = capture(symbol) # find the cell containing the symbol match = None for i in range(len(other)): if other[i].exists(imgSymbol, 0): # only one search match = other[i] break if not match: print "not found"; exit() match.highlight(3) -- You received this question notification because you are a member of Sikuli Drivers, which is an answer contact for Sikuli. _______________________________________________ Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~sikuli-driver Post to : [email protected] Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~sikuli-driver More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
