New question #274718 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/274718
Hello, I am a beginner user of Sikuli and have been using the sikuli IDE to
create sikuli scripts for a research project. I just recently upgraded to
Sikulix 1.1.0 and the program I've be automating with Sikuli, Adobe Acrobat,
also just recently upgraded it's version to DC. I changed all the images in my
script to match the new images from the updated version of Adobe Acrobat but
the IDE script no longer works correctly.
The old IDE script I used to run to automate a process was short and simple:
doubleClick("image")
click("image")
click("image")
click("image")
click("image")
wait("image", 300)
click("image")
This script worked without problems before the upgrades. However. the script no
longer seems to work after upgrading and then updating all the images for the
new Adobe Acrobat process I need to run.
The process doesn't wait at that wait() step.
doubleClick("image")
click("image")
click("image")
click("image")
click("image")
wait("image")
click("image")
I've also tried varying the script with waitVanish(), looking for a different
image, along with onAppear, but I cannot get the process to stop and wait
before moving on to the last command. I am hoping I have made a simple error
that someone can point out to me or perhaps there has been a slight change made
in the scripting that I have overlooked with the new Sikulix release. I
haven't found a solution that "works" in the documentation or in the help
forums so far which could mean it's a bug, but it could just as likely be user
error (me).
The image I am asking the process to wait on is a button that says "completed"
when a batch of tiff are done being processed. I have wondered if perhaps the
"completed" button might be appearing too fast for me to see between each
processed image? Can anyone recommend a way to test for this?
In an attempt to keep sikuli from getting confused I use a simple grey
background and limited icons on my desktop. I am using a windows 7 machine to
run the script (windows 7 is a requirement for the project we are working on).
My current version of JAVA is Version 8.
Thank you for your help.
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