Question #666773 on Sikuli changed:
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
--- Why could it return null? It will always find a number there.
yes ... findAnyList() will always return a List object,
... but in your case all match entries in the list for the numbers not found
will be null, only for the one found there will be a valid match entry.
--- difference between findAny and findAnyList
findAny accepts a parameter series of images, whereas findAnyList accepts only
one parameter, which is a List of images (where images are either image
filename strings or Pattern objects) (the javadocs mentioned in comment #1
might have told you ;-)
--- would it be possible to use .exists()
yes, of course: (Python script ;-)
numbers = (n0, n1, n2, ..., n9) # nX is a string having the number image
filename
reg = <some region> # the search region
found = -1
for number in numbers:
if not reg.exists(number, 0): continue
else: found = found + 1
if found > -1:
print "found number:", found
else:
print "no success"
this is a sequential search, which will in the average need 5 searches
to identify the number (max 10 searches).
findAny() internally delegates each search into a separate thread, that
run in parallel. My checks say, that beginning with 4 images to be
searched in parallel, findAny() is faster than sequential exists()
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