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Thanks RaiMan, that solved my question.
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Ok, I'll just capture the entire screen for now.
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Running: Red Hat Linux 6.0 64bit
I've tried using Sikuli 1.0rc2 as well as the latest continuous build.
Using the latest continuous build, I've been able to get Firefox to print out 3
different regions, using
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Fixed. I also got an error about libtiff.so.4 not being found. I made a
symbolic link for that pointing to libtiff.so.3 and it worked.
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Ugh, long day. I think I forgot to edit the opencv.conf file... Will
post back tomorrow if I still need help.
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HELP! I don't know what I'm doing wrong, and am not too familiar with linux:
I have installed OpenCV-2.1.0, or at least think I did:
Installing OpenCV-2.1.0:
Install the project...
-- Install configuration: "Re
Question #167279 on Sikuli changed:
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Ok cool, yea I guess it really only affects the browsers. I might post a
request bug later still. I've already switched to App, thanks.
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Willie posted a new comment:
Well, when using Win32Util, I could always just type (in windows):
Win32Util win = new Win32Util();
win.switchApp("part of window title");
Region reg = win.getWindo
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Request to make this more intuitive
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Thanks RaiMan, that solved my question.
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Thanks for the info
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[EDIT] Running on Windows 7 x64, using 32bit JRE and Sikuli
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If you execute the following code (with a firefox window already open):
App firefox = App.focus("mozilla firefox");
Region reg = firefox.window();
System.out.println(reg);
You will get:
[debug] getWindow: java.
Question #166178 on Sikuli changed:
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[EDIT]
Win32Util does work in my last setup, however I was making the call:
switchApp(null), which was causing java to crash. I'm glad I've now
found out I could be
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Ok, does it matter if the JRE is not in the exact directory of
C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre6? I'm just using the JRE
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Thanks RaiMan, that solved my question.
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OK I can import and use the Region class just fine. I can create a
Win32Util object, but trying to do anything with it is when this error
occurs..?
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Willie is still having a problem:
OK after uninstalling everything and installed just Sikuli 32bit w/ a
32bit JDK. I set up my environmental variables to locate the jre ins
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I think my 32bit JRE is corrupt somehow and it won't uninstall,
hopefully that's the problem
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No post editing :(
^^ I uninstalled the 64-bit JRE altogether if that helps, didn't try
running them in parallel yet.
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Willie is still having a problem:
Set it up for the 32-bit Sikuli and JRE, and the IDE works great.
However, if I run from java:
--- SYSTEM PROPERTIES ---
OS: Windows 7
U
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Ok, I'll try the 32-bit Sikuli a little later then and report back. If I
install the 32-bit JRE, will I have to mention it first in the system
path or uninstall the 64-bi
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Thanks for sticking with me on this one by the way, I really appreciate
it.
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If the 32-bit version works under 64-bit Windows that is fine with me.
Will I need the 32-bit JRE though?
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Willie posted a new comment:
Printed some system properties and environmental variables out before a
run:
--- SYSTEM PROPERTIES ---
OS: Windows 7
User Path: C:\Users\wbowens\Documents\Eclipse Workspace
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Willie posted a new comment:
Yea I'm sure.
Here is my "Path" variable, showing jre6\bin, sikuli x\libs, jdk\bin, and m2
(maven):
C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin;%SIKULI_HOME%\libs;%JAV
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I'm sorry, I should have clarified, I'm trying to run this using Java in
Eclipse.
Though, when I try to run the 64-bit Sikuli from Sikuli-IDE.bat it launches and
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Willie is still having a problem:
Tried that, thanks though.
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Also, you know what its dependent on?
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Willie is still having a problem:
I've tried adding the 64bit jre6/bin to the system path by itself and
with the 32, but I get the same error
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Here's the error I'm getting:
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:
C:\Users\wbowens\AppData\Local\Temp\tmplib\Win32Util.dll: Can't find dependent
libraries
at java.lang.ClassLoader$NativeLibrary.load(Nativ
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Please post if you do ;)
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Willie proposed the following answer:
You could also try changing the theme is Windows 7 to classic mode, and
make your images from there. That would make thing
Question #164561 on Sikuli changed:
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Status: Answered => Solved
Willie confirmed that the question is solved:
Well, I managed to fix the problem by making an image that contained the
last two digits along with trailing black-space. Fu
Question #164561 on Sikuli changed:
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Its actually in DOS, so that's not going to work...
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Hi everyone,
I'm using Sikuli to test command-line functions on a remote desktop. I am
trying to determine if the last two digits of a message are correct, so I'm
trying to first figure out where that line end
Question #163463 on Sikuli changed:
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Willie posted a new comment:
Wow. After merely looping a try-catch block to attempt the setClipboard
operation... it worked! Guess there's no option, but this solved my
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Willie posted a new comment:
I'm getting the error when a string I'm trying to copy to the clipboard
is around 35 characters long
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Willie posted a new comment:
Ok I found that it only happens when I try to paste a large string.
Looks like I'll just split it up for now
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Same error. Guess this is a java issue.
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Willie proposed the following answer:
for x in range(r):
[your code here]
^ will loop r+1 times, setting the variable x to an incremental number
each time (x begins a
Question #163463 on Sikuli changed:
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Willie is still having a problem:
Ok, I'm coding using Sikuli in Java and although the first time I set
the clipboard it seems to work, after that
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Sorry, found it:
Clipboard.putText("text")
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Hey is there any way that I can use a command like paste() to just load some
text into the clipboard without actually pasting it yet?
I'm trying to paste text into a command prompt, but when I use paste() it ju
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Willie proposed the following answer:
Link from the documentation:
http://www.jython.org/jythonbook/en/1.0/LangSyntax.html#for-loop
This should be the one you want:
for x
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Can you edit posts???
Anyways, ignore those ellipses (...), those should not be typed
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Can you edit posts???
Anyways, ignore those ellipses (...), those should not be typed
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Thanks RaiMan, that solved my question.
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Willie is still having a problem:
Ok I'll try that tomorrow, but I'm not sure if I can use a Ctrl+V
shortcut in this application. I'm using a US QWERTY keyboa
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What I am trying to do is enter in some text with the type() function, and then
press an enter button.
What happens when I do this is the text gets about half way done being typed
and then the script moves on
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Ok, that's what I figured for now. Submitted a bug, just put [Request]
in the title, hope that's ok.
Should I click 'this solved my problem' ?
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Public bug reported:
Say I have a window title with a dynamic title that can be deduced to a
regular expression. Is there any way to use regular expressions with the
window title syntax. (switchApp and closeApp functions)
ex.) switchApp("[a-z]9[0-1]a?") or whatever.
** Affects: sikuli
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Linked to bug: #803146
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/803146
"[Request] Regular expression support of window titles"
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Say I have a window title with a dynamic title that can be deduced to a regular
expression. Is there any way to use regular expressions with the window title
syntax. (switchApp and closeApp functions)
ex.) sw
Question #162592 on Sikuli changed:
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Willie proposed the following answer:
Create a new Region where the text should appear, I believe you can do
so with exact or relative coordinates. Then use the text() method
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