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Question #226074 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/226074

    Status: Open => Answered

RaiMan proposed the following answer:
>From another answer:

If you want to grab many matches of the same image at once, you have to
use findAll().

matches = findAll(Pattern("image.png").similar(0.9))
for match in matches:
    click(match)

The returned matches are in arbitrary order. If you want them sorted
somehow:

matches = findAll(Pattern("image.png").similar(0.9))
sorted_matches = sorted(matches, key=lambda m:m.y)
for match in sorted_matches:
    click(match)

This will go through the matches according to their y coordinate. Still
the matches having the same y value, are in arbitrary order.

in the for loop you can do what you want: e.g build your list

points = ()
for match in sorted_matches:
    points.append((match.x, match.y))

or an iterator shortcut:

points = [ (m.x, m.y) for m in sorted_matches]

or just this:
matches = findAll(Pattern("image.png").similar(0.9))
points = [ (m.x, m.y) for m in sorted(matches, key=lambda m:m.y)]

now in points you have the 2-element-lists (x,y) of the top left corners
of your matches from findAll in the order of increasing y value.

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