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Re: [Question #227960]: How to make sikuli detect motions within a specific region?
Question #227960 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/227960
Aravind requested more information:
Hi Raiman,
Sorry to reopen this thread but I have a small doubt regarding the "r.isChanged" in Comment#3.
The same might have turned out to be really helpful for report generation if that r.isChanged worked fine.
Now while running the script, it says
AttributeError: 'Region' object has no attribute 'isChanged'
Here goes the code snippet which I've tried based on your logic:
bigScreenReg = Region(278,155,718,397)
bigScreenReg.highlight(3)
print "Checking bigScreen Video Region"
r = bigScreenReg
r.onChange(100, changed)
r.observe(5,background=False)
Settings.isChanged = False
for i in range(5):
if r.isChanged:
print "Something changed"
Settings.isChanged = False
else:
print "Nothing changed"
r.stopObserver()
And the following is the handler:
def changed(event):
print "something changed in ", event.region
for ch in event.changes:
ch.highlight() # highlight all changes
sleep(1)
for ch in event.changes:
ch.highlight() # turn off the highlights
Settings.isChanged = True
Or is there any other work around to get the 'Video stopped streaming' message in the report by sticking on with the onChange event handler itself?
Thanks a lot Raiman.
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