Question #251158 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/251158
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Using Sikuli, you have to think in regions (areas on screen, where you
want to click or search for the next image) and not in images.
Your approach does not really make sense and has the following problem:
click(img)
again searches img on the whole screen and hence finds any target.
so let's work with regions:
so you first get the region, that contains your section head:
head = find(Pattern("image of head of section").exact())
this returns the match, which is the region, where the header image was
found on the screen.
Since it is the head of a section, we can use it to evaluate the area of the
section.
The best case: head exactly has the width of the section:
section = head.below(300) # 300 as example denotes the height of the section
excluding head
now we can use
section.click(img)
which should click the intended target
things get a bit more complicated, if head does not have the width and position
to exactly "head" the section region below.
Then you might use
section = Region(x, y, w, h)
and evaluate the region parameters before based on head, so they fit.
So in the best case the solution simply is:
section = find(Pattern("1404391924018.png").exact()).below(300)
section.click("1404391991766.png")
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