** Changed in: sikuli
Milestone: 2.0.0 => 2.1.0
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Title:
[request] want a feature to select an image in a drop down list
Status in Sikuli:
Why not dynamically create a region based on the corners of the
dropdown?
It wouldn't matter what direction the dropdown opens since the user will
specify what the top left, bottom left, and top right region look like.
If you capture the images carefully it won't matter what is behind the
dropdown
** Changed in: sikuli
Status: Incomplete => In Progress
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Title:
[request] want a feature to select an image in a drop down list
Status
fully agreed ;-)
But since I know Sikuli (late 2010) I never had a good idea, how to
support it better.
Therefor I always recommend, to try all mouse/keyboard options, before
using images.
So help me with good ideas about enhancements of the Sikuli features, to
support drop-down-menus better.
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Hello.
Well, maybe we can do it like this :
# It's just a suggestion
def selectDropList(img1, img2):
click(img1) # Open the drop down list
reg = some function to find the region where some pixels change,
corresponding where the drop down list
while not reg.exists(img2): # Put the ti
Ok, thanks for the input ...
... but this is not really what I expected.
At least, this could help as a general guideline to approach an
individual solution (based on your suggestion):
def selectInDropDown(img1, img2):
# img1 need to have the width of the drop down opening below
# img2 is a captu
Hum...
So your DDPattern will return some sort of capture to your list ?
But how did you manage when you have elevator ?
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[request] wa
not really.
DDPattern holds all information, that defines the drop down (DD):
- base image (to be found and clicked to open the DD)
- orientation
- navigation supported
... the IDE could have some support like with Preview:
- you capture the image and open preview and there the tab DD (new ;-)
- y
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