Hi there,
I am writing a set of scripts that drive an app on several emulators
simultaneously. My main script spawns several threads, each of which runs
an instance of MonkeyRunner and I am using a Monkey script to interact with
the app and using a loop calling repeatedly
device.getProperty('am.current.comp.class')
to identify the class that originates the current activity. This is to
react differently by performing different actions depending on the activity
being displayed.
This seems to work reasonably well for one emulator, but the moment I have
two or more emulators running at the same time, the call to
device.getProperty('am.current.comp.class') seems to get stuck on a class
that displayed an earlier activity.
Any idea why that might be? Note that I am connecting to the correct
emulator by using
device = MonkeyRunner.waitForConnection(deviceId=emulatorName)
where emulatorName starts off tipically at 'emulator-5554'.
Alternatively, is there a more reliable way to achieve this with a sort of
monitoring app that sits in the emulator and, somehow (not sure how),
communicates with the driving script?
Many thanks,
Alberto
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