New question #162179 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/162179
*** workaround ***
see comment #2
use instead:
x = "a string that contains &xxxx; elments (e.g. &lang=)"
print x.replace('&', '&') # & is unicode repr. of & (chr(38))
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I am setting a text constant to langtype = "&lang=". This and other text
constants are being concatenated to form an html address that I paste into a
Chrome address bar. It wasn't working, so I added a print command to see what
Sikuli was doing. It is changing this constant to a box character, as if it
doesn't understand the constant. I've tried moving the constant to the
beginning and end of the text; it doesn't seem to matter.
What's really odd is that I am concatenating a language string so my page loads
in a different language each time. I have these languages stored in an array.
The first language loads ok, but the second loads the previous language. The
print shows me each time that Sikuli is using a box instead of the text.
I'm on Sikuli X-1.0rc2, on a 32bit Windows XP system.
I don't get any errors. The script loads the correct language in the address
the first time, but the second time through the loop, I get the first language
again.
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