Question #235864 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/235864
tjonnyc posted a new comment:
I usually use the 2-part "if-exists" / "if-not-exists" method:
def FunctionName(n):
Region(500,300,125,40)
if exists("Condition.png"):
{do something}
if not exists("Condition.png"):
{do something else}
This way, there's an explicit definition of what to do in both cases.
Yes, it's more lines of code, but it's a lot easier to maintain. You can
also reverse the order, put "if not exists" first if it's more critical.
Also, doing it this way allows multi-level checking & actions.
Here's an example of a game-bot routine that checks if an item is active
on the screen, if not found, it goes into inventory & activates one, if
there's none in inventory, it buys one from the in-game store:
Inventory = Location(1000,500) #X,Y coordinates of "Inventory" icon
def FunctionName(a):
Region(700,200,240,35)
if exists("ItemIsActive.png"):
wait(1)
if not exists("ItemIsActive.png"):
click(Inventory)
if exists("ThisIsTheItemYoureLookingFor.png"):
click("ThisIsTheItemYoureLookingFor.png"), wait(1)
click(InventoryClose)
if not exists("ThisIsTheItemYoureLookingFor.png"):
click(InventoryClose), wait(1)
BuyItemFromGameStore(a) #separate subroutine that buys items from
store
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