Question #677269 on Sikuli changed:
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
Python generally is not strongly typed, hence type is evaluated from context on
assignment.
... and variables can change their type at any time.
BTW: ("foo",) is not a list but a tuple and immutable.
The problem: the brackets ( ) syntactically are expression delimiters
and the tuple itself is "foo",
a list (mutable) is defined as:
aList = ["foo"]
or
aList = []
aList.append["foo"]
please consult the Python docs or a basic tutorial if you plan to do more
complex things.
Be aware: the interpreter is Jython 2.7 (since SikuliX is Java based)
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