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Message #17039
Re: [Question #223584]: observe(background=True) works after stopping script, is this correct?
Question #223584 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/223584
Filin8 posted a new comment:
my tip above is wrong, there is some more problems:
- if i press "Ctrl+Alt+c", script stopped, but background observers stay running.
- if scripts stopped with exeption, same thing are happens.
to finally workaround this, i use "Ctrl+Alt+x" and make try .. exept on
whole script:
def stopObservers():
print "stopping all observers now"
reg1.stopObserver()
reg2.stopObserver()
def catchBreak (event):
print "stop script now"
stopObservers()
#sys.exit()
type ('c', KeyModifier.ALT+KeyModifier.SHIFT)
Env.addHotkey('x', KeyModifier.ALT+KeyModifier.SHIFT, catchBreak)
try:
#
#...
#
except:
print ("exception")
stopObservers()
raise
questions:
1) is there a way to stop all running oblervers in all regions with one command? without defining it for each region?
2) if i use sys.exit() inside def or inside try..except, it makes IDE silently closed without any warnings. and i lost any unsaved changes in another scripts. (that why i use "type ('c', KeyModifier.ALT+KeyModifier.SHIFT)" instead)
bug?
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