Public bug reported:
Using SikuliIDE 1.1.0 (2015-01-16_01:00nightly) - python
I just recently installed this program on a Windows 7 Enterprise
machine. I am using two monitors. I installed Sikuli onto a network
drive.
When I first open the IDE, there are no problems, everything works the
way that it should. Each time that I press one of the UI elements that
adds code and takes a screenshot (for example: find, wait, click or
rightClick) the screen bounds are changed by 2 pixels on all edges.
When I start, the screen bounds used to search are [0,0 1920x1080], then
after adding a few elements, I run the code and get log messages like:
[log] DOUBLE CLICK on L(83,87)@S(0)[8,8 1904x1064]
The mouse events are still zero indexed though so in this case the mouse
double clicked 8 pixels low and to the right of the intended target.
I looked to see if someone else had logged something like this but
didn't see anything.
Thanks.
** Affects: sikuli
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Attachment added: "Screen Capture"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1413796/+attachment/4303875/+files/Capture.JPG
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1413796
Title:
UI Elements Modify Screen Bounds
Status in Sikuli:
New
Bug description:
Using SikuliIDE 1.1.0 (2015-01-16_01:00nightly) - python
I just recently installed this program on a Windows 7 Enterprise
machine. I am using two monitors. I installed Sikuli onto a network
drive.
When I first open the IDE, there are no problems, everything works the
way that it should. Each time that I press one of the UI elements
that adds code and takes a screenshot (for example: find, wait, click
or rightClick) the screen bounds are changed by 2 pixels on all edges.
When I start, the screen bounds used to search are [0,0 1920x1080],
then after adding a few elements, I run the code and get log messages
like:
[log] DOUBLE CLICK on L(83,87)@S(0)[8,8 1904x1064]
The mouse events are still zero indexed though so in this case the
mouse double clicked 8 pixels low and to the right of the intended
target.
I looked to see if someone else had logged something like this but
didn't see anything.
Thanks.
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