Question #270538 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/270538
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
ok, I think I have a solution for use cases like yours:
I have added an init method to the Java level:
public void init(Region r) {
if (!r.isValid()) {
return;
}
x = r.x;
y = r.y;
w = r.w;
h = r.h;
scr = r.getScreen();
otherScreen =r.isOtherScreen();
rows = 0;
autoWaitTimeout = r.autoWaitTimeout;
findFailedResponse = r.findFailedResponse;
throwException = r.throwException;
waitScanRate = r.waitScanRate;
observeScanRate = r.observeScanRate;
repeatWaitTime = r.repeatWaitTime;
}
- it does nothing if the Region object is not valid (has no screen or width or
height is 0) (in the consequence, the Region is not valid and might produce
errors/exceptions).
- with a valid Region object it copies the basic attributes from the given
Region object
so in your case you have to say:
class BaseClass(Region):
def __init__(self, region, name):
self.init(region)
reg = sikuli.Region(sikuli.screen())
baseClass = BaseClass(reg)
so you only in your BaseClass you have to replace the super().__init__()
call with the call of init()
This works with tomorrows build.
I appreciate much, if you thoroughly test it.
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