Question #695577 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/695577
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
The intended use of targetOffset() is with a Pattern() object:
somePattern = Pattern(someImage).targetOffset(x, y)
click(somePattern)
Your approach only makes sense, if you want to assign more than one
offset to a match, that is found once and reused several times.
- modifying the match:
match = find(someImage)
click(match.setTargetOffset(x,y))
- not modifying the match (see Manfed Hampel above comment#1):
match = find(someImage)
click(match.getCenter().offset(x, y))
or even shorter:
click(match.offset(x, y))
(this creates a new Region with top-left offset and same size and it's center
is clicked then)
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