Question #256017 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/256017
Status: Open => Answered
Eugene S proposed the following answer:
When you defined your functions, you stated that you were expecting a single
argument (as sTestId) and a list of arguments (as *tRounds), then you pass the
tuple you mentioned.
What happens is that your first argument "0700" is assigned to "sTestId" and
the rest of the variables in tuple are assigned to "*tRounds". This is why you
get such output.
If you want the whole list you can:
1. Remove the "sTestId" from function definition
2. Pass additional variable to a function (maybe that's what you had in mind)
so it will be assigned to "sTestId" and the rest (the values in tuple) will be
assigned to "*tRounds".
Cheers,
Eugene
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