Question #654441 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/654441
Status: Open => Answered
Manfred Hampl proposed the following answer:
It seems to me that your code snippet in comment #1 is nonsense.
In the first if you have "break" in both the "true" and the "else" branches,
meaning that the loop will be terminated in any case and the next if will never
be reached.
Please describe:
What should happen if the first image is found and
What should happen if the first image is not found?
I understood that you are trying to identify certain signals on stock quote
graphics, isn't it?
Due to the fact that there can be an enormous variation in the visual
appearance, I have doubts whether it will easily be possible to use Sikuli's
image comparison functionality for this purpose.
Maybe an approach to download a certain amount of historical data and doing
calculations on the numbers might work better.
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