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BOCHENG YIN confirmed that the question is solved:
It works! Thank you so much! RaiMan.
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
I added a note to the docs
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
I am sorry, for misleading you.
I now finally tried myself and had a look into the implementation.
This is what currently works in your sense:
exitValue =
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BOCHENG YIN posted a new comment:
Hi, RailMan,
I just try it. It doesn't work.
Let me summarize:
[1]if like this:
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try:
runScript("./click.sikuli")
exit(0)
except:
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
No idea, why, but exit() in the try block leads to the processing of the
except block.
so do it this way:
try:
runScript("./testClick.sikuli")
except:
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BOCHENG YIN posted a new comment:
Hi, RailMan,
I try your code as below:
try:
runScript("./testClick.sikuli")
exit(0) # processed if run ok
except:
print("sikuli
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
--- runScript("./test2.sikuli",exit(1)).
not valid and hence excepts ;-)
try:
runScript("./test2.sikuli")
exit(0) # processed if run ok
except:
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BOCHENG YIN posted a new comment:
I think I get the idea to nest a script inside another script. if the nested
script fails, it is possible not to halt the host script, but continue.
I create a test code.
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
if you run your script from command line, you can play with the exit
code.
Another option:
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Mike posted a new comment:
I've not done this personally.
You can read about RobotFramework here:
sikulix-2014.readthedocs.io/en/latest/scenarios.html
Command line switches which might help you capture
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BOCHENG YIN posted a new comment:
Mike Thanks! This makes sense to use Outlook or Gmail.
However, I want to send a message to warn my work is finished or there is a
problem that Sikuli crashes.
I am
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Mike posted a new comment:
Remember Sikulix is a framework for scripting visual interfaces rather
than APIs. So rather than trying to use something like smtplib (which
doesn't seem to work anyway) why not
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I am pretty new in sikuli coding.
I want to have sikuli 1.1.4 to send a message to my email when the script stops
at errors or finishes.
That would help me to monitor an automated unattended work coordinated
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