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Question #184410 on Sikuli changed:
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Yanan posted a new comment:
What's the benefits integrating Sikuli & Selenium?

Thanks,
Yanan

On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 3:20 PM, Josh
<question184410@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

> Question #184410 on Sikuli changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/184410
>
> Josh posted a new comment:
> >> -- challenge: how to restrict the search area
> >> Or you have to add some extra margins to the search areas, to be
> "capture fault tolerant".
>
> For sequenced images, in the context-previous, I was using a
> region.nearby() and this seemed to be working pretty good.  (Can be seen
> referenced in the png patcher script above)
>
> --challenge: pre/post transforms stored in the image name
> To use the image path searching functions already natively in sikuli
> require you request the image file name absolutely.  There is problems if
> the image resource name has non-predictable parts to it, eg.
> resourceName__01-01__"tm".png
>
> In my implementation of searching for sequence/series it will assume
> that a file exists, and if it gets a file not found error that is the
> end of that sequence.
>
> --challenge: chaining region transforms
> To really be able to precisely indicate where the region where the next
> match will occur, it is useful to be able to chain region transforms
> together.  Additionally being able to specify a limit on how far the region
> extends to as an argument to the transform functions.
>
> eg: region.Below(20).Right(30).Nearby(30)
>
> A little bit off topic but I am finding it useful with multi-part
> matching.  Normally in sikuli the arguments are (x, y, w, h), instead of
> (x1,y1,x2,y2).  When doing transforms on regions it is helpful to
> abstract regions transforms to the later so it is possible to do a delta
> transform.  This transform takes arguments (dx1,dy1,dx2,dy2), so if you
> want to shift the region to the right 10 spaces and reduce the width by
> 20.. that would look like region.delta(10, 0, 0, -20)
>
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