Question #245030 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/245030
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Before trying such complex things like observe (btw: not working
reliably in RC3 and 1.0.1), you should do some basics.
1. known class names are red (sorry for this historical thing ;-) so scr
= Screen(0) is ok, but not needed, since any undotted method addresses
Screen(0).
2. selectRegion() as such is not bound to any screen (like capture also. So
(see 1.) just using
r = selectRegion()
is always enough.
Only in the moment when you start the select/capture, the selection is
restricted to the screen where you started the action.
Do this:
Screen(0).highlight(3)
Screen(1).highlight(3)
This will show you the respective screen with a red frame and print the
dimensions.
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