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Question #225347 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/225347

    Status: Open => Answered

RaiMan proposed the following answer:
--- defining a region using Sikuli IDE
- write in IDE:
region = 

- having the cursor after the = click the third button top left, which
lets you visually select a region on the screen. results in a small
screenshot showing a red rectangle for the selected region. Hovering
over the thumbnail shows a tooltip with the current values as Region(x,
y, w, h).

This is the easiest way, to evaluate absolute positions on a screen (but
see faq 1686)

If you would like to keep the numbers visible in your code instead of a thumbnail:
region = Region(0+x, y, w, h)

(the 0+ hinders the IDE to convert to thumbnail at script load)

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