Question #288755 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/288755
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
you have to build your own drag-drop using the basic mouse ops:
def swipe(start, end):
delay = Settings.MoveMouseDelay
Settings.MoveMouseDelay = 0
mouseMove(start)
wait(0.1)
mouseDown(...)
wait(0.1)
mouseMove(end)
wait(0.1)
mouseUp()
Settings.MoveMouseDelay = delay
... and then experiment with the individual wait times.
... supposing that a dragDrop op signals a swipe in the emulator.
possible problem: a move delay of 0 might be to fast, but setting the
move delay to a value >0 (0.5 secs in the standard) might not work as
well, since the mouse move starts fast and slows down towards the target
location (simulating a natural manual mouse move), whereas a natural
swipe starts slow and gets faster towards the end.
good luck.
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