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[Roman Podolyan <question202219@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Question #202219 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/202219

    Status: Open => Answered

Roman Podolyan proposed the following answer:
> 1)how can we scroll the screen by the mouse event,if the screen is big
> it requires to scroll the screen up to botom of the screen.

I didn't use this for a while, but earlier I did this with low-level
mouse commands (worked for Windows Phone and iOS emulators).

Here is the example:

def drag_up():
	# setting begin - end
	x1, y1 = (640, 512)
	start = Location(x1, y1)
	stepX = 0 
	stepY = 10
	run = start
	#moving up
	mouseMove(start); wait(0.5)
	mouseDown(Button.LEFT); wait(0.5)
	for i in range(24):
		run = run.right(stepX).above(stepY)
		mouseMove(run)
		wait(0.1)
	mouseUp();


Of course, you may want other start/stop coordinates and vertical/horizontal step size, but the principle should be clear: 

1)	mouseMove(start);
2)	mouseDown(Button.LEFT)  #as we do when scrolling with physical mouse - pressing left button
3)	mouseMove(run) #moving mouse in cycle
4)	mouseUp();  #when done stop, "holding" left button


That's all needed to scroll or swipe/flick, I think.

For swipe/flick move I used slightly different cycle:

	for i in range(5):
			run = run.right(stepX).above(stepY * i)
			mouseMove(run)
			wait(0.05)


To get more smooth movement with this commands set for them as lower time between mouse action as possible.

I used this:

Settings.MoveMouseDelay = 0.01

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