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Question #242701 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/242701

    Status: Open => Answered

RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Supposing you are talking about the image, that is used for an implicit
(e.g. with click()) or explicit find operation (like find, wait, ...), I
have to say sorry.

currently there is no option, that allows you to simply get the used
image's filename to stdout.

This will only be available beginning with version 1.1.0 in a few weeks
(currently still no beta, sorry).

the only rather easy way is to make 3 tiny wrapper functions and
generally use these.

def myFind(img, reg=SCREEN):
    print "myFind: using: " + img + " in: " + reg
    return reg.find(ing)

def myWait(img, time, reg=SCREEN):
    print "myWait: using: " + img + " in: " + reg
    return reg.wait(img, time)

def myExists(img, time, reg=SCREEN):
    print "myExists: using: " + img + " in: " + reg
    return reg.exists(img, time)

with the usage:
if (myExists(some_image, 0, some_region)):
    click(myFind(some_other_image))
else:
    myWait(some_other2_image, 10)

In the above functions you have every option, to pimp your printout.

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