Question #265446 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/265446
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
no pointer for that, you simply have to understand this basic principle
of SikuliX:
a Region simply is a coordinate of a top left corner of a rectangular area with
a width and a height.
It does not have any content.
A region can be used in various ways:
- restrict the area to search for an image on the screen
- get the current pixel content of that region (capture)
- define other regions with various features based on this region
... and a region can be defined in various ways
- by specifying absolute values for (x,y) and w and h
- by using Region features to define a new region based on the given region
(relative e.g. based on a match, spatial operators, ...)
- as a result of other non-Region features (e.g. App.window(),
App.focusedWindow()) or find operations (a match is a Region with some added
information, but still a coordinate + width + height)
conclusion:
Wether your SikuliX workflow "sees" some application content (Chrome window in
your case) depends on, wether this content is currently (at the moment of
processing a SikuliX feature) displayed on the screen inside this region area.
I hope you now understand my comment:
... that depends on how you set the region.
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