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[Bug 1241993] [NEW] timeout lag on Region find/exists miss
Public bug reported:
Version: 1.0.1
64-bit
Procedure: I look for a Pattern myPattern that is NOT in the Region myRegion. The size of the pattern (+similarity) and the region are irrelevant.
Expected behavior: The exists/find should return immediately.
Observed behavior: That is not always the case, there is some delay (up to 0.5s) depending on Settings.WaitScanRate.
The code snippet:
# timer start
if not myRegion.exists(myPattern, 0):
#timer end
Now the result:
Settings.WaitScanRate = 10
Duration: 0.1s
Settings.WaitScanRate = 5
Duration: 0.2s
Settings.WaitScanRate = 4
Duration: 0.25s
Settings.WaitScanRate = 3
Duration: 0.33s (default setting... this is a significant delay)
Settings.WaitScanRate = 2
Duration: 0.5s
Settings.WaitScanRate = 1
Duration: 0.03s
Settings.WaitScanRate = 0.5
Duration: 0.03s
Settings.WaitScanRate = 0.1
Duration: 0.03s (seems the minimal one can reach on that operation)
...
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Bug location:
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~raimund-hocke/sikuli/sikuli-api/view/head:/src/main/java/org/sikuli/script/Region.java#L1879
#L1881 int MaxTimePerScan = (int) (1000.0 / waitScanRate);
#L1882 int MaxTimePerScanSecs = MaxTimePerScan / 1000;
MaxTimePerScanSecs is equal to 0 when waitScanRate is strictly higher to 1, integer division rules in java...
#L1890 if (timeout < MaxTimePerScanSecs)
This is false (assuming timeout is 0), and additional delay ensue...
** Affects: sikuli
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
timeout lag on Region find/exists miss
Status in Sikuli:
New
Bug description:
Version: 1.0.1
64-bit
Procedure: I look for a Pattern myPattern that is NOT in the Region myRegion. The size of the pattern (+similarity) and the region are irrelevant.
Expected behavior: The exists/find should return immediately.
Observed behavior: That is not always the case, there is some delay (up to 0.5s) depending on Settings.WaitScanRate.
The code snippet:
# timer start
if not myRegion.exists(myPattern, 0):
#timer end
Now the result:
Settings.WaitScanRate = 10
Duration: 0.1s
Settings.WaitScanRate = 5
Duration: 0.2s
Settings.WaitScanRate = 4
Duration: 0.25s
Settings.WaitScanRate = 3
Duration: 0.33s (default setting... this is a significant delay)
Settings.WaitScanRate = 2
Duration: 0.5s
Settings.WaitScanRate = 1
Duration: 0.03s
Settings.WaitScanRate = 0.5
Duration: 0.03s
Settings.WaitScanRate = 0.1
Duration: 0.03s (seems the minimal one can reach on that operation)
...
__________
Bug location:
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~raimund-hocke/sikuli/sikuli-api/view/head:/src/main/java/org/sikuli/script/Region.java#L1879
#L1881 int MaxTimePerScan = (int) (1000.0 / waitScanRate);
#L1882 int MaxTimePerScanSecs = MaxTimePerScan / 1000;
MaxTimePerScanSecs is equal to 0 when waitScanRate is strictly higher to 1, integer division rules in java...
#L1890 if (timeout < MaxTimePerScanSecs)
This is false (assuming timeout is 0), and additional delay ensue...
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Follow ups
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[Bug 1241993] Re: [1.0.1] Region exists(..., 0) failing does not return instantly with scan rates > 1 --- fixed in 1.1.0
From: RaiMan, 2015-06-24
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[Bug 1241993] Re: [1.0.1] Region exists(..., 0) failing does not return instantly with scan rates > 1
From: RaiMan, 2013-10-19
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[Bug 1241993] Re: [1.0.1] Region exists(..., 0) failing does not return instantly with scan rates > 1
From: kurokrosk, 2013-10-19
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[Bug 1241993] Re: [1.0.1] Region exists(..., 0) failing does not return instantly with scan rates > 1
From: RaiMan, 2013-10-19
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[Bug 1241993] Re: timeout lag on Region find/exists miss
From: RaiMan, 2013-10-19
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[Bug 1241993] [NEW] timeout lag on Region find/exists miss
From: kurokrosk, 2013-10-19
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