Ok, I think this has something to do with the bunch of invisible
windows, that FF has open.
If you try this with FF, you can see this:
ff = App("firefox")
for i in range(100):
w = ff.window(i)
if not w: break
print w
So before running the snippet, manually make a "real" FF window the frontmost,
and I think it should work.
I have always tested this way and it worked for me, even if the FF window was
somewhere behind other windows.
When I am right, then there is currently no solution for that, because it is
not possible, to get a special window to the front by saying:
ff.window(4).focus()
@Benny
please paste here, how you did your "switch between Notepad and VLC Media
Player"
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1008113
Title:
Windows XP: bug on focus() or switchApp?
Status in Sikuli:
Invalid
Bug description:
Is there some bug with focus() or switchApp() handled on windows? I
noticed that if I use the same method on mac it works find and puts
the application in the front, but when using it on windows it does
not.
what I did was put the application (ff) behind a different application (ie)
and want to get a focus on it so it becomes the application in front.
code:
switchApp('firefox')
or
ff = App('firefox')
ff.focus()
- another q, is that if the application is minimized (win or mac),
would focus() also work and open the application and put it in
focus()?
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