BTW:
- dragDrop() is always the same, since finally it is implemented on the Java
level.
- Settings.MoveMouseDelay = 3 should only be used for testing (to see something
;-). usually not needed and takes time.
** Summary changed:
- [1.0.1] Jyrthon/RFW: dragDrop method doesn't work
+ [1.0.1] Jython/RFW: dragDrop method doesn't work
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Title:
[1.0.1] Jython/RFW: dragDrop method doesn't work
Status in Sikuli:
Opinion
Bug description:
I use jython to implement keywords for robot framework.
When I create drag drop feature, it does't work at all.
Here is my code.
def findDragDrop(self, srcRegion, destRegion, similar=0.7):
# still region are three types screen app part of app.
src = find(Pattern(common.cfgImageLibrary + "/" +
srcRegion).similar(similar))
dest = find(Pattern(common.cfgImageLibrary + "/" +
destRegion).similar(similar))
self.log.passed("Image found!")
Settings.DelayAfterDrag = 1
Settings.DelayBeforeDrop = 1
Settings.MoveMouseDelay = 3
dragDrop(src, dest)
I also tried mouseMove() method, still doesn't work. It seems that
when execute dragDrop, the mouse just cannot get focus, then the
window is not moved.
Can you give me some suggestions?
I am using the sikuli-java.jar package
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