New question #261614 on Sikuli:
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I am currently using Sikuli to test my Qt desktop application and I have some
trouble clicking on sub-menu items.
My application has a menu item which is a sub-menu with 2 items and I cannot
get Sikuli to sel
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Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
just insert respective
hover(calculatedPoint)
and if you know the geometrics of your submenu, you might calculate the
respective click poi
Question #261614 on Sikuli changed:
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Eugene Maslov proposed the following answer:
To prevent menu disappearing, move the mouse right, then down.
The function below can help.
def clickOrtho(img):
start=Env.getMouseLocation()
end=find(img
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George Mathijssen confirmed that the question is solved:
Thanks Eugene Maslov, that solved my question.
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George Mathijssen confirmed that the question is solved:
Thank you for the suggestions.
Both solutions (hover and clickOrtho) work for me, with the clickOrtho
function feeling
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