| 2017-07-25 12:58:59 |
Benjamin Berg |
description |
My script stops the observation on the following code - see also screenshot provided:
Debug.on(3);
neueRegion = Screen(0);
Settings.OcrTextRead = True;
def testHandler(event):
neueRegion.mouseMove("1500985545922.png");
neueRegion.mouseMove(0,40);
neueRegion.mouseDown(Button.Left);
event.repeat(1);
neueRegion.onAppear("1500985537208.png", testHandler);
neueRegion.observe(30);
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The script did not exit the observer (used repeat(1) correctly) when I left out mouseDown or mouseUp commands. Also a wait(3) or similar code stopped the observer....
A simple "neueRegion.click(1500985537208.png)" did NOT cause the observer to stop too early.
I think that is not the behavior it should have when I say ObserveEvent.repeat()
I am using SikuliX 1.1.1 on Windows 7 Professional - Version 6.1.7601 SP 1 Build 7601 - 64 bit |
My script stops the observation on the following code - see also screenshot provided:
Debug.on(3);
neueRegion = Screen(0);
Settings.OcrTextRead = True;
def testHandler(event):
neueRegion.mouseMove("1500985545922.png");
neueRegion.mouseMove(0,40);
neueRegion.mouseDown(Button.Left);
event.repeat(1);
neueRegion.onAppear("1500985537208.png", testHandler);
neueRegion.observe(30);
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The script did not exit the observer (used repeat(1) correctly) when I left out mouseDown or mouseUp commands. Also a wait(3) or similar code stopped the observer....
A simple "neueRegion.click(1500985537208.png)" did NOT cause the observer to stop too early.
I think that is not the behavior it should have when I say ObserveEvent.repeat()
I am using SikuliX 1.1.1 on Windows 7 Professional - Version 6.1.7601 SP 1 Build 7601 - 64 bit
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Edit: Also a region.doubleClick() stops the observer ... |
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