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obaskirt posted a new comment:
I have tried that option but it is not reliable. It depends on
tesseract. Thank you RaiMan.
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I want to assign "Some Text" into a variable and then I want to find this "Some
Text" text pattern on the screen without using image. Sikuli based on a "find
visually" idea but sometimes there is a need to find
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obaskirt posted a new comment:
Actually, I knew this result :) but I just wanna try my chance. I
thought that maybe I was missing something. So, I can write the var1
into text file while I am in the
New question #182558 on Sikuli:
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I have a function below:
def test():
var1="ONUR"
popup("MyFunction PopUp")
#print("Sub End1")
#return deneme
print("Sub End2")
a=
print("a")
What should I write instead of to get
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obaskirt posted a new comment:
Ok RaiMan, I will check Eclipse/Netbeans and how to use them with
Sikuli. But I think the only way to re-run my fixed code from the fixed
line in debugging mode. Maybe in the
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obaskirt requested more information:
@ RaiMan
As you described alt-shift-c is exit hot key of sikuli. At this point I
want to ask two questions.
1- Is there any pause and resume hot keys?
2- If our code
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obaskirt posted a new comment:
@ RaiMan
If I will find extra time I'll try to do that. You are right that
solution may bring out interesting problems. But if it works, that will
be perfect! :-)
Question #182237 on Sikuli changed:
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obaskirt posted a new comment:
After comment out the wait(0.5) statement. Wheel method finds in 8.7
seconds. Its quite faster than drag and drop. Thank you RaiMan.
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obaskirt posted a new comment:
Sorry for typo. It should be "wheel" not "whell"
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Thanks RaiMan, that solved my question.
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obaskirt confirmed that the question is solved:
Well done Raiman.
I did a benchmark with respect to two methods. I shared two code
snippets. The benchmark shows that you
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obaskirt proposed the following answer:
Did anybody try WM option?
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obaskirt posted a new comment:
Does Sikuli has xml or html parser? If it has a feature like Watir,
sikuli is both good at visual finds and finds which are located in
xml/html between tags. As Niklikesh
New question #182237 on Sikuli:
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I am trying this case:
I opened facebook
I can not see the jpg in current screen (cuz it is loacated under current
screen/page)
then I want to find a jpg which is located down/below of the page.
I wrote this
Question #181657 on Sikuli changed:
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obaskirt confirmed that the question is solved:
I tried below code but it did not work
import codecs
fiberSunulariFile=codecs.open(fiberSunulariLoc, 'r', en
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obaskirt is still having a problem:
I tried below code but it did not work
import codecs
fiberSunulariFile=codecs.open(fiberSunulariLoc, 'r', encoding='utf-8&
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obaskirt posted a new comment:
Finally I solved this problem in this way:
import codecs
fiberSunulariFile=codecs.open(fiberSunulariLoc, 'r', encoding='utf-8')
fiberSunulariArr=fiberSu
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obaskirt confirmed that the question is solved:
Finally I solved this problem in this way:
import codecs
fiberSunulariFile=codecs.open(fiberSunulariLoc, 'r', en
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obaskirt confirmed that the question is solved:
I solved this problem in this way.
value = unicode("Enter a Sayı", "utf-8")
a=input(value)
popup(a)
New question #181735 on Sikuli:
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My question is very simple and easy
I am trying to use Turkish character "ı, ş, ü, ö, ç, ğ" with input function.
But I can not see them correctly when I am running the code. How can I solve
this problem?
a=inp
New question #181657 on Sikuli:
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Hello,
I saved this line in a txt file.
"Fiber / Site Yöneticilerine 24 ay Ücretsiz Fiber Internet - Generic"
ö,Ü are special characters. When I tried to compile the code below I got this
result
"Fiber / Site
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