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[Frank Feng <ffeng@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I guess I need to correct something.

I did some test with Sikuli. I launch sikuli from command line.

Change the resolution on the first screen, and keep the second screen as
it is. From the command line:

sr1 = Screen(0)
sr2 = Screen(1)
capture(sr1)
capture(sr2)

There are no problem

Change the orientation for second monitor and execute the above commands
again

The screenshot of the second monitor has the black region, looks like
the boundary was pushed away and the whole screen has a shift .

Hope this help

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1115597

Title:
  Sikuli sees a half black screen on the second monitor

Status in Sikuli:
  New

Bug description:
  Sikuli version: Sikuli 1.0rc3-r950 for windows 32bit
  OS: Windows 7 64bit

  I'm using Sikuli for a multiple monitors test.
  First, I created a screen object for each monitor and then store them in a list
  Then I loop through the list, for each object, I need to detect some image and also I need to detect if there is a black spot on any of the monitors. However, if I do a screen rotation on any of the monitor (primary or secondary), then take a screen shot, I found half of the second monitor was covered by black region.

  I tested this using Sikuli directly by running jython, and it
  certainly works. But when I'm using Pyro to remotely load Sikuli
  libraries (because I'm using python here), the black screen appears on
  the second monitor and fails my test :(

  I'm not sure if I state it clearly enough..

  Using jython to test the python module itself(import Sikuli in the
  python module), it works!

  Using Pyro to remotely load Sikuli libraries with a screen rotation
  doesn't work, but it works without rotation.

  
  Can anyone help me with this please?

  Thanks!

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