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[Nicole Demers <question214233@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

New question #214233 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/214233

I am using a patched version of Sikuli X 1.0rc Maltipoo on 32-bit Windows XP.

Here is the offending code:

i = 0
if(not exists("HEWLETTPACKA.png")):
    click("1352827765773.png")
    while (i < 10):
        type(Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN 
             + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN 
             + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN 
             + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN 
             + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN 
             + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN + Key.DOWN)
        if(exists("HEWLETTPACKA-1.png")):
            break
        i = i + 1

doubleClick("HEWLETTPACKA-1.png")

Basically, I'm trying to check for the existence of an HP order in a list of orders that need to be filled.  If it doesn't exist, click the beginning of the list and scroll down until a new page of orders is on the screen and search again. If it appears on the screen, break out and double click the order to open it.

For some reason when the script is running the if not exists("HEWLETTPACKA.png")): is either evaluating to it's opposite or not being evaluated at all. But then when I get to the double click it can't find the HP order because it doesn't exist! The exact same code was working just fine yesterday, which is really weird.

I looked at the matching preview and fiddled with similarity but that didn't help. The preview says it's finding the matches it should be finding. I also tried saving the value returned from exists outside of the if statement and comparing it to None but that didn't work either.

I do notice that when I comment the line out, the HP image and following parenthesis and colon aren't greyed out. I tried retyping the line and taking a new screenshot but it didn't help the commenting or the failing code.

I put it in a try: Except FindFailed: statement and it seems that when I try to find "HEWLETTPACKA.png" it doesn't actually throw an exception or go into the code within the except statement. However, when I try to doubleClick the image after the except code block, it does throw the exception. When I run the code block from the except statement by itself it works great and scrolls until it finds an HP order with no issues.

Here's the offending try/except code:

i = 0
try:
    find("HEWLETTPACKA.png")
except FindFailed:
    click("1352827765773.png")
        #... same as before...

doubleClick("HEWLETTPACKA-1.png")

Breakpoints in the sikuli IDE would make my life, guys. :) I have no idea what's going on here.

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