New question #221908 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/221908
I have decided that i would like to use inputs I have defined as global
variables using the sikuli Settings class.
i created a script folder called "Settings"
and in that script i wanted to have:
def ts_settings():
Settings.tsVersion = input("Enter your version ie.. 2013, 2014 etc:",
"2014")
so that i could pull that value stored from user input in multiple scripts as
long as I have imported the script containing that function and have one script
sort of look like this:
import Settings
Settings.ts_settings()
App.open(r'c:\tssmoketest\\' +tsVersion)
Am i going about this the wrong way?
I dont want to have:
tsVersion = input("Enter your version ie.. 2013, 2014 etc:", "2014")
in each script prompting the user each time in the middle of a script.
thanks in advance for any help as always!
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