Question #264188 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/264188
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
interesting.
I will support RFW a bit better than currently in version 2.
Your problem:
also planned for version 2: some more callbacks and internal checks that allow
to pause/restart or abort a script.
only possibility in these usage scenarios (using SikuliX as library):
in the observe handler issue a Java System.exit() or any other means to stop
the JVM.
If this does not work: do something, that lets the complete process crash (no
idea though what).
Another possibility would be to use some reflection to get access to the top
driving Jython object and force it to terminate.
Same goes for some intermediate RFW objects in the call stack.
How can you signal RFW programmatically to terminate?
With version 1.1.0 the mouse usage can be coordinated between main and threads
like observe in background.
There is already now a feature, that might pause/restart or abort a running
script, when the mouse is moved manually to the left edge/top edge of the
screen. But this feature needs Sikuli to be the top driver, which is not the
case here.
But if you switch to version 1.1.0 and tell me what you need to stop RFW
from inside, I can help you to get it working or somehow support it.
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