Question #203262 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/203262
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
--- how can I capture the name of each branch, when they may be partially
obscured
not possible, since with Sikuli features, you can only act on,what is fully
visible on the screen
--- how can I iterate through the tree
This is principally possible, but rather complex.
If you know the visual aspects of the tree in pixels (width, height of one
entry, indent, ...) you can go through by calculating the region of the next
entry. Or if each entry has some general visual (e.g. a bullet), you might try
to use findAll() and calculate the entry regions from the matches you get.
Once you have the entry region, you have to try to read the contained text with
Region.text() (which might not work as wanted because of the alpha state of
text recognition).
So check, if there is any other possibility, to get the tree contents:
- are the contents stored in a folder, where you can get the file names
- or any other file (e.g. XML), that can be read using the normal Python
features.
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