Question #260283 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/260283
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
You might try with the onChange() feature and observe().
a principal approach:
- define a region, large enough to contain the "future" tooltip.
- the reference point can be the current mouse location from hover.
. then go away again with the mouse to be sure the tooltip has vanished again
def handler(e):
global regTooltip, regTooltipReady
regTooltip = ... # here you have to evaluate the e.changes
regTooltipReady = True
reg.onChange(handler)
reg.observe(FOREVER, True) # observe in background
hover(inc) # hover again on plotpoint
regTooltipReady = False # we use this switch to minimise concurrency problems
while not regTooltip: # we wait until the handler is visited and has evaluated
the region
wait(1)
reg.stopObserver()
# now you should have the appropriate region in regTooltip
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