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[Sven Bendel <774145@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

It should be possible to specify the duration of a click. This is for
instance especially interesting to Android developers where the long-
click is an integral part of the user interaction concept.

I wrote some code to add this possibility using sikuli-script.jar in
your Junit4 tests. Basically I added some overload methods in
Region.java (codebase: lp:~sikuli-dev/sikuli/0.10) to achieve this (see
attachment). It should be easy to integrate them into your code if you
want to.

For those who want to include this into their current testing projects
without meddling around with self-compiling the code into sikuli-
script.jar I also attached a subclass of Region.java
(LongClickRegion.java) which adds this behavior.

** Affects: sikuli
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/774145

Title:
  Click duration

Status in Sikuli:
  New

Bug description:
  It should be possible to specify the duration of a click. This is for
  instance especially interesting to Android developers where the long-
  click is an integral part of the user interaction concept.

  I wrote some code to add this possibility using sikuli-script.jar in
  your Junit4 tests. Basically I added some overload methods in
  Region.java (codebase: lp:~sikuli-dev/sikuli/0.10) to achieve this
  (see attachment). It should be easy to integrate them into your code
  if you want to.

  For those who want to include this into their current testing projects
  without meddling around with self-compiling the code into sikuli-
  script.jar I also attached a subclass of Region.java
  (LongClickRegion.java) which adds this behavior.