Question #288351 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/288351
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
this is the intended/correct usage of the observe feature:
--- use a restricting region, where you expect the visual to appear, which
should not be the whole screen if ever possible. (someRegion in this case)
--- somewhere at the beginning of the script outside any loop define a handler
function (what should be done in case of appear)
def handler(event):
someRegion.click(okayButton)
--- one time outside any loop or repeatedly used function:
someRegion.onAppear(someImage, handler)
--- somewhere in your code start the observing in background
someRegion.observe(FOREVER, True)
Be aware/take care:
-- onAppear() is a one time event (it has to be told to be repeated in case):
e.g. in the handler:
def handler(event):
someRegion.click(okayButton)
event.repeat()
all this can be found in the doc mentioned by Karl before.
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