Question #235378 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/235378
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Since we basically are in a Java environment, you would be supposed to write
each function as
someRegion.function()
where someRegion is a Region object you have defined before and function
is one out of click, wait, find, ...
On Sikuli's script level it is only a convenience feature, that you can
say
click(someImage)
and internally Sikuli will search the whole screen of the primary
monitor (the one having the (0,0) as its top left corner)
This is what Sikuli will do with your click:
SCREEN = Screen(0) # done at initialization of Sikuli
....
SCREEN.click(someImage)
Be aware: SCREEN is a quasi constant and should not be changed by you.
Especially saying SCREEN = Screen(1) will not work.
Currently, if you want to click on another monitor than the primary, yo
have to say
s1 = Screen(1) # once at the beginning
...
s1.click(someImage)
same goes for
someRegion.click(someImage)
if the region lies on monitor 1 (e.g. the window of some app)
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