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Message #18524
Re: [Question #230529]: Region subclass inheritance loop
Question #230529 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/230529
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
--- popup("found something")
... will never be executed because it is after the return
--- sub class def (if it makes sense at all)
class MyRegion(Region):
def __init__(self, region, regionName = "noNameDefined"):
self.superRegion = region
self.name = regionName
--- a method overwriting existing Region method
def find(self, ps):
popup("about to find something")
match = self.superRegion.exists(ps)
if match:
popup("found something")
else:
popup("found nothing")
return match
--- and a possible usage:
baseRegion = Region(....) # somehow get your working region
searchRegion = MyRegion(baseRegion)
match = searchRegion.find("some image.png")
if not match: exit(1)
--- but if the goal is to only have the popups then this is much easier:
def myFind(ps, reg=None):
if not reg: reg = SCREEN
popup("about to find something")
match = reg.exists(ps)
if match:
popup("found something")
else:
popup("found nothing")
return match
match = myFind("some image.png") # whole screen
match = myFind("some image.png", Region(....)) # restrict to the given region
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