New question #676658 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/676658
So ive been reading the sikuliX api on observing events and Im not able to
understand certain events that happen when i try coding it out myself.
I wrote this function that clicks a region, and after the click will observe
that region for any change in pixels.
def observe_and_click(phone_region, pixel_region, handler, observe_time):
pixel_region.click() # make pixel click on region
phone_region.onChange(50,handler) # observe for changes in region
phone_region.observe(observe_time) # how long to observe for
this is the handler function for the above.
def handler(event):
global i
r = event.getRegion() # get the observing region for this event
path = capture(r,"/Users/ongyichong/SikuliX/Scripts",str(i))
i += 1
print(path)
r.stopObserver()
So every click of an event would trigger the handler function once since at the
end of the handler function i make the observation stop. However my message log
prints something like this:
[log] CLICK on L(55,109)@S(0)[0,0 1440x900] (109 msec)
/Users/ongyichong/SikuliX/Scripts/0.png
/Users/ongyichong/SikuliX/Scripts/1.png
/Users/ongyichong/SikuliX/Scripts/2.png
[log] CLICK on L(75,109)@S(0)[0,0 1440x900] (101 msec)
/Users/ongyichong/SikuliX/Scripts/3.png
/Users/ongyichong/SikuliX/Scripts/4.png
/Users/ongyichong/SikuliX/Scripts/5.png
/Users/ongyichong/SikuliX/Scripts/6.png
where i get like 3 - 4 print statements for every click i make ? shouldnt
Stopobserver() cause the handler to be called once per observe_and_click
function call ? I have already tried reading the documentation but i cant seem
to find any information that could explain this phenomenon.
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