New question #185628 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/185628
I have a script that opens two command windows, starts a telnet session in
each, then sends a sequence of commands to them. There are many occasions when
the script sends a command to window cmd_A, then a command to window cmd_B,
then to window cmd_A, etc.
Currently, I use the following code:
self.cmd_a.focus()
type("first command" + Key.ENTER)
self.cmd_b.focus()
type("second command" + Key.ENTER)
self.cmd_a.focus()
type("third command" + Key.ENTER)
self.cmd_b.focus()
type("fourth command" + Key.ENTER)
...etc.
Is there a way to shorten this to a single command or stack the commands?
Something like:
self.cmd_b.type("command" + Key.ENTER)
I haven't found anything in the documentation that makes me think there is, but
if there is it would make my coding a bit neater.
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