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[Question #231053]: 'KEY_WIN' is not defined error when importing from module

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From: Eugene S <question231053@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 20 Jun 2013 02:41:33 -0000
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New question #231053 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/231053

I have a number of tests, each one in a separate file. In order to make these scripts more readable and clear I have decided to move some of the functionality to external file and import it as a module to each script. For example consider the following piece of code which I have moved to that module:

type("r", KEY_WIN)
	localLog.debug("WIN+R key pressed")
	paste(link)
	localLog.debug("%s pasted", link)
	type(Key.ENTER)
	localLog.debug("Enter pressed")

This is defined in the module as function "windowsRun(link)" so I when the module imported I should have been able to run it like that (assuming that the module name is "generics") :

generics.windowsRun(some_link)

When I run my main script it seems that the module is being recognized and imported properly  however I end up with the following error:

NameError: global name 'KEY_WIN' is not defined


Any idea why this might happen?

Thanks!
Eugene

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