Question #255984 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/255984
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
ok, coming nearer ;-)
def myHandler (event) :
if QueteValideeReg.exists("1413219985088.png"):
wait(1)
QueteValideeReg.click() # clicks what the exists before found
if exists(Pattern("1413716368262.png").similar(0.92)):
click() # clicks what the exists before found
if PrincipaleReg.exists("1413716480430.png"): # instance
PrincipaleReg.click("1413716513801.png")
event.stopObserver() # we have to stop observing, since it is started newly
in the outer loop
nb_quetes_tours_faites = 0
while nb_quetes_tours_faites != 200 :
QueteValideeReg.onAppear("1413219985088-2.png", myHandler)
observe(FOREVER) # here it waits for the image to appear
nb_quetes_tours_faites += 1 # here it continues after the handler did his job
print(nb_quetes_tours_faites)
In a loop using observe in background does not make sense. so we use the
observe, that waits for the event to happen.
if "1413219985088-2.png" and "1413219985088.png" are the "same" image,
then this would be even more efficient, since the handler is only
entered, if the image appears.
def myHandler (event) :
wait(1) # what is that for? I guess it is not needed
click(event.match) # clicks the appeared image
if exists(Pattern("1413716368262.png").similar(0.92)):
click() # clicks what the exists before found
if PrincipaleReg.exists("1413716480430.png"): # instance
PrincipaleReg.click("1413716513801.png")
event.stopObserver() # we have to stop observing, since it is started newly in
the outer loop
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