New question #664865 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/664865
I've defined a sikuli module which is used to click on an image when something
appears inside a region.
# observer.py
from sikuli import *
class Observer:
# When "observedImage" appears inside "region", double click on
"reactImage"
def __init__(self, region, observedImage, reactImage):
self.region = region
self.observedImage = observedImage
self.reactImage = reactImage
def start(self):
self.region.onAppear(self.observedImage, self.appearHandler)
self.region.observe(FOREVER, background = True)
def appearHandler(self, event):
doubleClick(self.reactImage)
event.repeat()
def stop(self):
self.region.stopObserver()
Here's how to use it:
import observer
import time
observer.Observer(Region(111,222,333,444), "imageToBeDetected1.png",
"imageToBeClicked1.png").start()
observer.Observer(Region(555,666,66,666), "imageToBeDetected2.png",
"imageToBeClicked2.png").start()
while True:
print('waiting')
time.sleep(1)
The problem with the above code is that when `imageToBeDetected1` and
`imageToBeDetected2` both appear in `Region(111,222,333,444)` and
`Region(555,666,66,666)` respectively, my mouse will move between
`imageToBeClicked1` and `imageToBeClicked2`. I want only `imageToBeDetected1`
to be clicked in this situation.
`imageToBeDetected2` should be ignored when `imageToBeDetected1` and
`imageToBeDetected2` both appear in `Region(111,222,333,444)` and
`Region(555,666,66,666)`, respectively.
How can I modify my code so that `imageToBeDetected1` has a higher priority
over `imageToBeDetected2`?
Or is there a better way to observe multiple images with sikuli?
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