New question #204038 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/204038
Hi guys,
This relates to a previous question raised by Josh 183655.
I have an event handler to click an OK button on an error messagebox that pops
up.
It seems to always happen in the middle of an activity where I swipe a field
and read its contents into the clipboard.
The result is that I end up with the error pop up message on the clipboard
rather than the value I want to be captured by my Cntl C action.
Do you have any simple lock code that I could put around my swipe function to
make it atomic or my event handler?
I have tried using import threading and using the threadlock.acquire() and
threadlock.release() functions. Am I on the right track??
My rogue functions are.....
def swipe(begin,end):
# acquire lock needed here?
print "in swipe"
dragDrop(begin,end)
type("c",KEY_CTRL)
#release lock here?
def ClickOK(event):
# get lock here?
print "In handler"
event.region.click("Error.png") # clicks the ok button on the pop up
# release lock here?
Many thanks for any help,
Rosie
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