Question #256102 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/256102
Status: Needs information => Open
Taylor gave more information on the question:
Programming is not my thing, just been trying to learn things on my own...that
"i in range ():" is much nicer, thanks for that!
Let me try again to show example of output desired (explaining what I am
actually trying to achieve would require a video)...
Current Code Example:
for i in range(4):
type("A")
type(Key.ENTER)
This is what loop does:
(using /n to visualize a return/enter)
A/n
A/n
A/n
A/n
Is there a way so that each loop, it mathematically some how adds a "extra
type(Key.ENTER)"...?
So the example would look like this:
(using /n to visualize a return/enter)
A/n
A/n/n
A/n/n/n
A/n/n/n/n
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