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Glowing Crystalline Entity posted a new comment:
Ahhh, clever! :)
And in fact... for the case of scrolling, if you know how much a wheel
step moves the page, and you can figure out how far in total you need
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
--- That's when it's nice to have a background thread that just does step 2
repeatedly.
... exactly what observeInBackGround is doing. Forgot to mention the
ObserveScanRate.
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Glowing Crystalline Entity posted a new comment:
Yes indeed -- and even the pause-move of the above loop is, as you say,
a bit risky: my current project's code still sometimes overshoots. It
helps though to
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
I understand what you mean, but you have to always keep in mind how SikuliX
works:
1. make a screenshot
2. search the image in the screenshot
3. stop the search if found else con
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Glowing Crystalline Entity posted a new comment:
Well, in this case, you scroll/wheel 10 steps, then wait for a second
(or even a tenth), then scroll/wheel again... and it's very jerky.
That's maybe just aest
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
yes, rather academic and from my point of view not really applicable to
this case.
If interrupting should make sense, then you should be busy with
something, that gets interrupte
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Glowing Crystalline Entity posted a new comment:
I was specifically referring to this loop as "polling":
while r.isObserving(): # until observing is stopped
wheel(WHEEL_UP, 10) # wheel (might be WHEEL_DOWN
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
SikuliX basically all over the place is constantly searching for some image on
the screen (the visual approach) and the workflow waits for this to happen (you
might call this po
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Glowing Crystalline Entity confirmed that the question is solved:
This seems to be working, cool. :)
I realize I was actually thinking about some sort of "interrupt"
functiona
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Glowing Crystalline Entity confirmed that the question is solved:
Thanks RaiMan, that solved my question.
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
this works with 1.1.0: (tested on OS X 10.11)
switchApp("myApp") # bring the app to front
r = App.focusedWindow() # the search area
imgStop
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[1.1.0] Is there a way to integrate a (background) observer with wheel()?
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