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Vinodh Yelugoti posted a new comment:
Hello Raiman -
I have a probelm with reload function! It starts executing complete
module.
for eg:
#Script1
from sikuli import *
def function1():
..
function1()
def
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
@vinodh
see your own question
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Description changed to:
I can import Sikuli files all fine, but how do I import a file but not
be forced to run it immediately upon running the program?
This results in my program running the imported Sikui
Question #242288 on Sikuli changed:
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Description changed to:
Example:
import module
program does stuff
reload(module) (within a function, FYI)
When I run the program for the FIRST time after launching the Sikuli
IDE, the imported Sikuli file
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How to import Sikuli file but not run it immediately?
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
by design, import is not intended to use it to run the contained script code
completely.
imported modules usually contain stuff that is
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Test confirmed that the question is solved:
Thanks very much for the quick reply RaiMan, this workaround does work
well.
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Test confirmed that the question is solved:
Thanks RaiMan, that solved my question.
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Test posted a new comment:
Point to note too:
I still had to reload the module within that function.
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
should not be necessary.
Why do you think, you need it?
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
Then it is no magic, I guess:
When working in the IDE, an imported module is only loaded the first
time the script is run. On a rerun, the import simply does nothing,
because in
Question #242288 on Sikuli changed:
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Description changed to:
I can import sikuli files all fine, but how do I import the file but not
be forced to run it immediately upon importing it? This results in my
program running the files once through,
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I can import sikuli files all fine, but how do I import the file but not be
forced to run it immediately upon importing it? This results in my program
running the files once through, when in actuality they
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