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[RaiMan <rmhdevelop@xxxxxx>]

The App class is implemented differently on Windows.

So you have to script differently for Mac and Windows using ENV.getOS().

for Windows:
openApp("absolute-path-to-Firefox.exe")
wait(3)
myApp = App("some Firefox window title")
reg = myApp.window()

Take care:
- Firefox must be configured, to show window titles
- FF.window(0) might not be the window, you are looking for, since FF has multiple windows open most of them hidden.

the following loop might help:

for i in range(100):
    w = myApp.window(i)
    if not w: break
    print w # region info
    # see comment

comment:
you should try that loop once, to get an insight on FF's open windows and find out, how to select the one you need.

Another possibility to try:
switchApp("some Firefox window title")
reg = App.focusedWindow() 

** Changed in: sikuli
       Status: New => Invalid

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/999329

Title:
  is there a bug in how regions are handled for windows? --- no, it is
  the App class's differences on Mac and Windows

Status in Sikuli:
  Invalid

Bug description:
  I am implementing some clicks and image verification within a region and found out that it works on MAC but not with windows.
  Is there a bug on windows not understanding regions or am I doing something wrong?

  here is the sample code:
  myApp App('firefox')
  myApp.open()
  reg = Region( myApp.window() )
  reg.click('image')
        [[    or do this   => ]]     assert reg.exists( image)

  If I ran that code on a MAC, it is able to click or verify that image, but when running it on windows xp, it is not able to find it.
  I verified it by removing the reg. from click and exists on windows and it would work

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