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Thanks RaiMan, that solved my question.
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Eugene S proposed the following answer:
Without going too deep into details, it does sound hard (or even
impossible) to do. The way Sikuli works is by matching previously sto
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Thanks for quick reply!
So basically what you are planning to do is just delegate the Tesseract
internals to Sikuli user? Am I ri
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Hi RaiMan,
The question about tesseract performance have been asked here many times and in
one of your answers you mentioned that some improvements are expected in Sikuli
2.
Now as far as I understand, the
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No, this is impossible.
Sikuli operates by locating visual patterns on the screen. If these patterns
won't physically app
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Debug your script and try to understand what actually happens. Use
highlight method to see what Sikuli finds on the screen.
Try:
Scr
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Your observation is correct. Since Sikuli uses OpenCV to work with
patterns on the screen, it does so on a pixel level. That me
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Assume the below code is stored in file named "testFile.py"
import sys
path1 = sys.argv[1]
path2 = sys.argv[2]
def comparePaths(arg1, arg2):
return ar
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I meant something this:
def comparePaths(arg1, arg2):
return arg1 == arg2
def someFunction(arg1, arg2):
#call comparePath() function from here when needed
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Generally, what you ask can look like this (if I understand your
question correctly):
path1 = "C:\\temp"
path2 = "C:\\temp"
compareResult =
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I'm sorry but I think I lost you here as I am not sure what exactly are
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I am not sure I understand. In the above way you can use the result of
the evaluation "path1 == path2" as you wish as it return True or False.
So you
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So something like this?
path1 = raw_input('Enter path 1: ')
path2 = raw_input('Enter path 2: ')
print path1 == pa
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Do you mean prompts for user input?
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I afraid this is not how it works.
What you are trying to do is to click the Iterator object while
what you really need to do is cl
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does it appear and then disappear? what are the intervals?
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So a "win" button can appear in between and in that case the count
restarts? what are the time intervals between
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When you say "it doesn't click", are you certain that what you are
looking for was actually found? let's start from
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hmm, a time interval that short might be a problem then as what you generally
need to do is (without going into details)
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Eugene S proposed the following answer:
Look, it is very hard to see the graphics on your screenshot but it does
look like something that I explained in my initial post
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Well, I think I know what your problem is. When you define a region in
Sikuli, it remains constant. Meaning that if you mo
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If you want to set a Region to a constant screen location just create a
new Region object while passing the pixel paramet
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I guess you're right then and I probably do not understand what is the
problem you are facing. Would you mind try and expl
Public bug reported:
It seems that the parameters description is incorrect here:
http://doc.sikuli.org/region.html#Region.Region
Currently it says:
w – height of a rectangle.
h – width of a rectangle.
And probably should be:
h – height of a rectangle.
w – width of a rectangle.
** Affects:
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Do you have a multiple screen setup?
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A region can be defined as simple as:
customReg = find("pattern.png")
then if you want to find something within that regio
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In Sikuli you can use "type()" or "paste()" functions.
Have you tried these?
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Have a look at setROI() methods here:
http://doc.sikuli.org/region.html#Region.setROI
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Eugene S proposed the following answer:
If you have more than one image that will match your pattern you will
need to perform additional steps to ensure you are pick
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Well, the simplest solution to that would be just following an algorithm
like that:
1. If "Completed" detected, wait some time (if you know that it ju
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add wait time and see what happens. maybe it click too early, before the
cursor is pointing on the correct object
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Eugene S proposed the following answer:
This is not an official 100% answer.
No, adding anything to your Python path will have no effect on Jython.
When launching Sik
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Hi,
Sikuli works fine fir me in Windows 7 as it should be.
Maybe posting your code will help?
Cheers
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You are having this problem because of how you define your firefox
variable.
When you write:
firefox = App.open(r"C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefo
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Hi,
That's perhaps a general recommendation on debugging Sikuli scripts
rather than the answer to your specific problem but still mi
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Installing Python on your computer should not create any conflict with
Sikuli.
If you have an external script that you want to run,
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while exists("WIN7_START.png") and exists("AppiumTaskBarIcon.png")
works fine for me
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Tried Ctrl+C?
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Eugene S proposed the following answer:
It is unclear from you question what reflectedfunction is?
>From the error though you can see that it fail because reflectedfu
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Eugene S proposed the following answer:
try adding an additional wait just before your:
doubleClick(x)
It looks that at the moment thsi double click happens immediately af
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I'm sorry, maybe I misunderstood your situation.
Do you have a script in a *.py file and you try to run it from command line?
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you should include it in your script file
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I am sorry but have to be more specific. If you want the script to run
slower you can try different techniques. For example:
1. wait for a pattern to appear
wait
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I'm sorry but did you read my previous reply?
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Eugene S proposed the following answer:
Depends what you mean by "effective".
Defining a smaller region will indeed be more effective in terms of search time.
Bu
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Eugene S proposed the following answer:
try Settings.ShowActions
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You asked for a switch that will turn on the slow motion effect like it has in
GUI.
I think that Settings.ShowActions does that.
Please try it. For example
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Can you post the code?
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Please provide more details?
What do you mean by slow motion? Delays between actions? Mouse movement?
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Hi,
Could you please describe more generally what you want to achieve?
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what's wrong with the solution I offered?
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Eugene S proposed the following answer:
this has nothing to do with Sikuli but...
input doesn't have the ability to check the input type. You will have to
process it yours
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Eugene S proposed the following answer:
Hi,
You can use text recognition like that:
Settings.OcrTextRead = true;
Region sc = new Screen(0);
sc.findText("text"
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That looks like your image just was not found on the screen.
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please start a new question
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Eugene S proposed the following answer:
Not sure what you mean. Do you want to find an object using text on the screen?
Text recognition feature is not 100% reliable
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I think I understand the question but you didn't say what's currently
wrong with this code example that you attached. Errors
is the correct pom configuration?
Thanks in advance!!
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Hi,
I am still having a trouble understanding what is that you are trying to
do and what doesn't work for you. You started talking about
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Regarding all your text recognition questions
Sikuli is using Tesseract OCR which is a well known OCR engine. It has its
limitation
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That should suffice:
groupIdcom.sikulix/groupId
artifactIdsikulixapi/artifactId
version1.1.0-SNAPSHOT/version
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Please post your new question separately.
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Did you import sikuli library properly?
from sikuli import *
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I think you should use setUserLogFile without the Debug class.
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Do you get any errors? logs?
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ok, but the question here is why this button wasn't clicked. So was it
certainly located? Try to highlight it, like:
reg = find
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Yes, such scenarios can be automated with Sikuli.
It might be hard working with multiple areas, especially if you want
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Please start from read through the documentation and examples.
Then you will have to decide whether you'd like to use SIkuli IDE, jython
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The text selection process that you described is not clear.
Please describe it step by step.
Do you just click once on the text
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The most straightforward way to do that will be locating that constant
text label and storing. Then you can define the region you
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Thank you for your answers RaiMan!
Yes, I am aware of these coordinates that you mentioned. Just wanted to
make sure that's the only artefact
configuration?
Thanks in advance!
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I suggest asking your question in the users forum before raising a
defect.
First of all, read the documentation (or other questions in the user
forum) carefully. The key combination that you need to execute should
be:
type(a, KeyModifier.CTRL)
type(c, KeyModifier.CTRL)
Second, in latest version
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SikuliX-2014 is a multi module project:
https://github.com/RaiMan/SikuliX-2014
Clone it from there and choose the project you
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As far as I know, the files themselves must be *.py files and not
*.sikuli. Would you try that?
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Are you running them from command line or IDE?
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Eugene S proposed the following answer:
Assuming your friend has the SikuliX installed on his PC, you could send
him a simple script that he can execute form the command line
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You have to keep in mind that Sikuli doesn't care how do you call the
type method. It will just simulate manual action on the currently
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I use Sikuli API maven project as well and it works fine for me. Just
make sure that all the files has been downloaded.
For example in Eclipse, I right click on the project
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Not sure how are you trying to execute type in your example. It can't
be a standalone command. It must be attached to an appropriate class
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Env.getMouseLocation() returns the current mouse pointer location.
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Eugene S proposed the following answer:
Yes sure.
You can capture regions into images using capture command, like that:
img = capture(some_region)
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No, I was using another version for testing.
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No, I was using another version for testing.
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Can you please describe what do you want to do exactly?
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Hi,
1. You will always see the mouse moving on the screen unless you set
Settings.MoveMouseDelay to 0. This will switch off any
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Try performing the same test in a loop a couple of times. I tried the
same and it looks like the first result is a bit higher
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Make sure what window are you focused on. Remember that SIkuli is only
going to type like a real use would've. So if the application you
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To test that I was using Sikuli API that I got using Maven and its version is
1.1.0
Maybe try this version?
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hmm, that's strange.
I can't even force myself to get this error. In my case, even if I deliberately
use image with incorrect path
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Selenium or Sikuli? :)
Anyway, just to be certain, try to use full path and see if that works
for you. For example something like that:
Screen s = new Screen
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Can you describe exactly what are you trying to do?
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Question #269303 on Sikuli changed:
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Eugene S proposed the following answer:
It looks like Sikuli can't find these files on your disk. Are you sure
it looks for the in the right location?
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Question #269254 on Sikuli changed:
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Eugene S posted a new comment:
You probably should ask that question on StackOverflow or some other QA
site as it's not a Sikuli specific question.
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Question #269003 on Sikuli changed:
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Eugene S proposed the following answer:
Sikuli sees the screen as it is so if you have a dialog that is
blocking any of the user actions, it will block Sikuli actions as well
Question #229398 on Sikuli changed:
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Eugene S posted a new comment:
The solution is the first comment to this question.
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Question #268915 on Sikuli changed:
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Eugene S proposed the following answer:
If you already have an image captured with something like this:
capturedImage = capture(someRegion)
you can create a Pattern from
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