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Question #166999 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/166999

RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Sikuli does not interact with applications, it only acts on what is
visible on the screen.

The only exception is the App class, that to some extent allows to
"manage" apps and it's windows.

So if you manage somehow to have more than one instance off an app
running, you have to arrange in your script, that the right instance
gets the right actions (has focus in this moment).

It is possible, to use subprocessing (one Sikuli script thread for one
app instance). The challenge is to make the threads talk with each other
about temporary exclusive use of mouse and keyboard (locking features
are available with subprocessing).

Even more powerful features would be available if you worked on the Java
level (Scala, Groovy, plain Java or JRuby) with EventListeners.

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