[1.0.1] rightClick in xubuntu 13.10 x64

[Kevin McGuinness]

I have created a test suite in xubuntu 13.10 x32 and it works very well. I tried the same test suite in xubuntu 13.10 x64 and the test fails when the rightClick function is called.

Within the Sikuli IDE, rightClick() works the odd time. However, If I run the test from the command line in 64 bits, the rightClick() hasn't worked for me yet.

Has anybody else met this issue? And is there a fix?

[Kevin McGuinness (kevin-m-mcguinness)]

I installed imagemagick and that may have helped...but this install surely helped;
sudo apt-get install wmctrl

See: http://playingwithsid.blogspot.fr/2012/01/installing-sikuli-automation-tool-on.html

I can now run the rightClick() function from the command line.

[RaiMan (raimund-hocke)]

imagemagick has nothing to do with that problem and wmctrl (which meanwhile mentioned at least at http://www.sikulix.com/quickstart.html) should have nothing to do with that.

But I will check that.

Did you use any App features before, as long as you did not have wmctrl (especially App.focus()?

[Kevin McGuinness (kevin-m-mcguinness)]

Ok, "sudo apt-get install libopencv-dev" and "sudo apt-get install libtesseract-dev" are probably the better way of going about it. I only mention the link above as it worked for me.

I haven't used App features so far I don't think. Just the standard functionality. For the xubuntu x64 version I'm using, the java version is x32 bit for our application. I'm not sure if that makes a difference to you...

[RaiMan (raimund-hocke)]

a Java x32 on a Linux 64-Bit system?

How is that possible?
IMHO: should not work.

[Kevin McGuinness (kevin-m-mcguinness)]

In a x64 bit system, the ":i386" at the end specifies the x32 bit version (for ubuntu) e.g.
sudo apt-get -y install openjdk-7-jre:i386
That's what we use for our particular application and I carried on using that with sikuli then.

It works a treat! :-)

[RaiMan (raimund-hocke)]

ok, thanks, learned something new.

I will take that into account in the future when finally revising the SikuliX setup for Linux.