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Glowing Crystalline Entity posted a new comment:
Thank you -- I'll try that over the weekend. :)
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Thanks :)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1505614
Title:
[1.1.0] debug logging stops with ALT-SHIFT-C
Status in Sikuli:
Opinion
Bug description:
With 1.1.0 on Win7, when I
No, I'm still on Windows 7. I'm talking about a game. ;-) I run my
games full-screen windowed so I can use my second monitor for everything
else (like the Sikuli IDE).
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New question #272460 on Sikuli:
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I need to determine whether a region has one (background) color or another --
an active button vs. a disabled button. I can narrow the search to the
button's general region, so there aren't any other possible
I wonder if, like the other report, it's something that's not seen with
chrome, but more with full-screen graphics apps? I'm running a full-
screen graphics app in "windowed" mode.
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The problem didn't happen for me when I used chrome.exe either...(since
you'd used chrome to test the other report). Can you try it with
something like a full-screen graphics app? (or a full-screen app in a
"windowed" mode?)
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Question #272154 on Sikuli changed:
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Glowing Crystalline Entity posted a new comment:
Ahhh, clever! :)
And in fact... for the case of scrolling, if you know how much a wheel
step moves the page, and you can figure out how far in total you need
Question #272154 on Sikuli changed:
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Glowing Crystalline Entity posted a new comment:
I was specifically referring to this loop as "polling":
while r.isObserving(): # until observing is stopped
wheel(WHEEL_UP, 10) # wh
This is still happening for me, with the 1.1.0 release.
A simple (Python) test function as:
def testFun3():
init()
MyAppRegion.type("v", Key.SHIFT)
time.sleep(3)
... causes the app to behave as if both a V and a v have been sent. If I
manually type V and v, the app does the
Public bug reported:
With 1.1.0 on Win7, when I abort a Python script with ALT-SHIFT-C, I see
the below from the SikulixIDE (running with -c -d 3), and it stops
logging debug output. I have to restart the IDE to get the logging
back.
[debug] AbortKey was pressed
[debug] AbortKey was pressed,
(but, btw, I can live with this. Getting OCR working is *much* higher
priority!!! ;-) )
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Title:
type() types multiple chars with capital
Question #272154 on Sikuli changed:
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Glowing Crystalline Entity posted a new comment:
Well, in this case, you scroll/wheel 10 steps, then wait for a second
(or even a tenth), then scroll/wheel again... and it's very jerky.
That's maybe just
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Glowing Crystalline Entity posted a new comment:
Yes indeed -- and even the pause-move of the above loop is, as you say,
a bit risky: my current project's code still sometimes overshoots. It
helps though
New question #272154 on Sikuli:
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Is there a way to integrate a (background) observer with wheel(), so that when
an object/image comes into view, the scrolling will stop?
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Is there a way to control/increase wheel() speed?
(My app won't accept a "page down" key)
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Public bug reported:
This is the 2015-09-25 daily.
I need to type a capital "V". I've tried both:
type("V")
and:
type("v", Key.SHIFT)
In both cases, my app behaves as if I've typed *both* capital and lower
case "v".
The only relevant debug is:
[debug] TYPE "V"
[debug] Region: TYPE "V"
Question #272153 on Sikuli changed:
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Status: Answered => Open
Glowing Crystalline Entity is still having a problem:
The step parameter just controls how /far/ it goes, not how /fast/, no?
I want it to take each step faster I have s
Question #272154 on Sikuli changed:
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Status: Answered => Solved
Glowing Crystalline Entity confirmed that the question is solved:
This seems to be working, cool. :)
I realize I was actually thinking about some sort of "i
I've seen this too. It seems to be that when the script has a syntax
error(*), the editor won't save it. It doesn't give any hint that
there's a syntax error, or where, however.
(*) or maybe only certain syntax errors related to parsing -- like
mismatched comments, missing colon, commas, or
Question #272153 on Sikuli changed:
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Status: Answered => Open
Glowing Crystalline Entity is still having a problem:
Well, all I've seen is this:
http://sikulix-2014.readthedocs.org/en/latest/region.html#Region.wheel
Should I t
Ok, I'll check when I update, thanks.
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Title:
type() types multiple chars with capital
Status in Sikuli:
New
Bug description:
This is
Question #272154 on Sikuli changed:
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Glowing Crystalline Entity confirmed that the question is solved:
Thanks RaiMan, that solved my question.
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Status: Answered => Solved
Glowing Crystalline Entity confirmed that the question is solved:
I have most of my system settings on max, but I'll look to see if I
missed anything. ;-) The scrollbar wo
Question #272153 on Sikuli changed:
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Glowing Crystalline Entity confirmed that the question is solved:
Thanks RaiMan, that solved my question.
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Question #271996 on Sikuli changed:
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Glowing Crystalline Entity posted a new comment:
No worries. Thanks for looking at the logging. :)
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Question #271996 on Sikuli changed:
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Status: Answered => Solved
Glowing Crystalline Entity confirmed that the question is solved:
Ok, that seems to be working. Thanks!
The logging is a bit odd, though. Region.isObserving() often repo
Question #271996 on Sikuli changed:
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Glowing Crystalline Entity confirmed that the question is solved:
Thanks RaiMan, that solved my question.
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This is the 2015-09-25 daily.
I have Python code like:
leftRegion =
changeEvent = leftRegion.onChange()
if not leftRegion.observe(True):
print "Could not
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