Question #245030 on Sikuli changed:
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Greg Howell gave more information on the question:
I have some more interesting things to point out from my investigation. To
give you an idea of my setup, I have a Dell laptop on a docking station and to
the right of it I have a Samsung BX2440 monitor which is set as my primary
display. I thought maybe it was the issue with the laptop being one of the
displays, so I borrowed a monitor from another computer (a Dell something
square screen) and made it the second display, closing the laptop lid. The
samsung is plugged into monitor 1 and the Dell into monitor 2 on the docking
station. At first I kept the samsung as the primary and tried the program.
Again it sees the samsung as both screen(0) and screen(1) and behaved as
before. But when I made the dell the primary display I got some weird results.
The red highlight for screen(0) started on the far right edge of the Dell
monitor and extended halfway across the samsung. The red highlight for
screen(1) was around the whole screen of the Dell monitor, but it had shifted
the left 3
/4 of the screen up about the height of the start bar at the bottom. And then
when my program did the selectRegion on screen(1) it only allowed me to select
on the Samsung and what was weird is that it had shifted the contents of the
Samsung screen over to the right about 2/3 of the screen so the left 2/3 was
black and the right 1/3 showed 1/3 of the contents of the display. It said
"Please select the region" in the black part but only allows me to actually
select something over in the right 1/3 of the screen. And then the program
crashes on the observe statement because it says
[error] Region(2560,225,639,358) outside any screen - subsequent actions might
not work as expected
[error] Region(2560,225,639,358) outside any screen - subsequent actions might
not work as expected
[error] script [ *Untitled ] stopped with error in line 18
[error] java.lang.NullPointerException ( java.lang.NullPointerException )
Could it be a display driver interaction thing? My display driver is an
NVIDIA Quadro K2100M.
ok, just got your other response and I ran from the command line with
debug like you mentioned. It tells me this:
[debug] Screen: initScreens: basic initialization (2 Screen(s) found)
[debug] *** monitor configuration (primary: 0) ***
[debug] Screen 0: S(0)[0,0 1280x1024]
[debug] Screen 1: S(1)[1280,-56 1920x1080]
[debug] *** end monitor configuration ***
That was with the two physical monitor configuration (no laptop screen) and the
Dell as the primary display. So I noticed the negative Y position on
screen(1). So I went back into my screen config and made the tops of the
monitors line up. Now it shows:
[debug] Screen 0: S(0)[0,0 1280x1024]
[debug] Screen 1: S(1)[1280,0 1920x1080]
And everything works beautifully as expected!!! I think that was the
culprit. It doesn't handle the negative coordinates well at least for
Y. I then tried flipping the monitors again, making the one on the
right the primary (the samsung 1920x1080) and the Dell the secondary.
That made screen(1)s position -1280,0 but it all still behaved exactly
as expected. I think it just doesn't like a negative Y value. What do
you think?
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