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Thanks for the valuable information
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Whenever I try to use pattern matching methods like find() or exists() with
screenshot that consists of icon eg HD.
It seems to always result in finding a match even if that icon is not at that
particular
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
@ Human (or even mankind ;-)
When asking questions as comments to questions, you should subscribe to the
question (done it for you ;-) or post your own question.
see:
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Hi
I want to import win32 class such win32gui in sikuli. I saw a document in
sikuli website http://sikuli.org/docx/ = Sikuli: Using GUI Screenshots for
Search and Automation, UIST 2009 (PDF). page 8 where
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Hi
I want to import win32 class such win32gui in sikuli. I saw a document in
sikuli website http://sikuli.org/docx/ = Sikuli: Using GUI Screenshots for
Search and Automation, UIST 2009 (PDF). page 8 where
Question #200244 on Sikuli changed:
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
I confirm this behavior.
This happens, if a new Region object is created by the so called spatial
operators
(docs:
New question #200281 on Sikuli:
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i want to make twi screenshots with 10 seconds difference, to test if there is
some changes on the website.
What is the best way to compare to screenshots to see if they are the same or
not?
i used
Question #200244 on Sikuli changed:
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Summary changed to:
__main__ changes after using Region.spatialOperators() (right(), below(), ...)
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Question #200281 on Sikuli changed:
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emrah kara confirmed that the question is solved:
i have a solution now.
ImageIO.write(new Screen().capture().getImage(),jpg,new
File(testImages/,i+.jpg));
BufferedImage image1 =
Question #200247 on Sikuli changed:
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
--1. confirmed
My tests on my Mac showed the same behavior (newest version r930/r931, locally
built as 64-Bit)
I tested with one red pixel
Question #200257 on Sikuli changed:
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Have a look at the Java AWT Robot class and the device specific classes
around it.
You can use them in Sikuli scripts easily and anyway in
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Already had a look at the docs.
It contains much valuable information about Sikuli's features and its usage.
In your case I guess it is a
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RaiMan changed the question status:
doubled by user
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
I guess you need some dev package of OpenCV (include/sources) additionally to
the binaries.
I guess you know: should be 2.1 on the first run.
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RaiMan requested more information:
If you want, you can zip all relevant stuff together in one file and
mail it to me (@ see https://launchpad.net/~raimund-hocke)
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Summary changed to:
import win32gui - not possible, is C-Python
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
This is a C-based Python module, that cannot be used in Sikuli/Jython.
No easy alternative available.
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
-- 1. resolution ...
... does not matter as long as the per pixel information is the same on
different systems.
width and height in pixels
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Abel Smith posted a new comment:
RaiMan, thank you so much for going to all the effort you did -- you're
really quite an unbelievable contributor here, I don't know where you
get the time energy :)
I had
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Thanks for the kind feedback.
--- Robot
I only used it to show the actual color of the matched pixel.
To use it to check every pixel on the screen, does not make sense
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will be converted to a bug
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Tim Tindell confirmed that the question is solved:
Thanks RaiMan, that solved my question.
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Tim Tindell posted a new comment:
So I didn't use Robot. That didn't seem to have what I wanted. I used
DisplayMode,GraphicsDevice, and GraphicsEnvironment to get the job done.
I wrote it in a definition to
New question #200321 on Sikuli:
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As we know we can control application via VNC. When i access the application
using VNC if someone else using the same application in that machine. I want to
stop my further key action until application used by
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
Exactly :-) Well done :-)
BTW: that's what I meant with ... and the device specific classes
around it
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Summary changed to:
VMWare: Windows in VM: Mouse commands are not reliable.
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I want to click the specific object (as a circular button) depending on his
state.
The object is changing after clicking on it, takes his disable state. It is the
same image but grey.
With my actual script,
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Someone else already tried that with some Java programs using Sikuli, by
halting the main thread from an observing subthread (I have no idea
Question #200323 on Sikuli changed:
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
The only way to distinguish images, that are found at the same location,
but with different color/brightness/contrast/... is to use the
Question #200244 on Sikuli changed:
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j confirmed that the question is solved:
The example above is just a simplified version of the code I'm actually
using.
In my script I used import sikuli.Sikuli as sikuli
Question #200244 on Sikuli changed:
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
Thanks for feedback: Since you are j-the-k, I already thought about that
background ;-)
But this is much easier if you only want to overwrite the unqualified
method calls:
from
Question #198796 on Sikuli changed:
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ryan posted a new comment:
No I did not know OpenCV *needs* to be 2.1 on the first run. I don't believe
this is documented anywhere. Thanks for the tip.
I will try this and let you know how it goes.
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j posted a new comment:
This is a little over the top...
I think you can simplify this with Sikuli's observe function, here's an
example:
def doOnChange(event):
# do something when the screen changes
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
@ j-the-k
principally this is the simplest way to do something like that.
But:
- he seems to want to save the screenshots to files
- it is Java, that he uses (there are some
Question #200321 on Sikuli changed:
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manas confirmed that the question is solved:
I can check , user has taken over when mouse movement is not happening.
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
easiest way is to write the position (match information) to a file and
read it again later.
There is no feature in Sikuli currently, to
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manas is still having a problem:
May i know the what he has written or do you know what code he has
written?
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New question #200342 on Sikuli:
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We are running our scripts from the command line using a script It collects
script passed to it and does some setup and runs it
./sikuli-jar.sh test.sikuli
We have a common image file that works with the
New question #200354 on Sikuli:
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I am currently writing a script where the object is to find a certain image on
a page. Once the image is found, the page resets and it needs to find this
image again. Because the image is quite small, sikuli
Question #200244 on Sikuli changed:
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j posted a new comment:
Yes I guess you are right, that would work, too.
I will change my script to import everything like you suggested.
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j posted a new comment:
sorry, it hast to be hasChanged = dict[img2] != dict[img1] of course.
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j posted a new comment:
Sorry, I missed that you use java only. Still, if a pixel-exact comparison is
not neccessary, you can maybe use libCV somehow.
Another possibilty would be to use a vdict object if
Public bug reported:
Sikuli fails to behave properly on linux multi-user systems with many people
trying to operate sikuli at the same time.
Files being placed in /tmp are not placed in unique directories, so when
different users running different versions of sikuli decide to try and do their
Question #198796 on Sikuli changed:
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ryan posted a new comment:
I give up.
Sikuli will not work on Fedora as long as it needs OpenCV 2.1.
Sikuli needs to be updated do it uses updated libraries and dependencies.
While trying to make/build
New question #200374 on Sikuli:
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So this is probably a simple issue, but I can't seem to get around it.
So I want to take a screenshot of something like Firefox, the entire
application.
Im doing this as a wait command. So I want to start
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