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[Eugene Maslov <question259550@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Question #259550 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/259550

Eugene Maslov proposed the following answer:
Raimund, I meant above that I heard that something in Java can deal with exact colors. I just didn't know that  jRobot is accessible from Python.
So now I solved my problem with pressed/released buttons, measuring the color inside the glyphs with jRobot. 

import java.awt.Robot as jRobot
import java.awt.Color as Color

def findWithColor(img, reg=SCREEN, color=Color(255,255,255), probe=[0,0], debug=False):
    myRobot=jRobot()
    res=None
    reg.findAll(img)
    found=list(reg.getLastMatches())    
    for but in found:
        probePoint=but.getCenter().offset(probe[0],probe[1])
        myColor=myRobot.getPixelColor(probePoint.x, probePoint.y)             
        if debug:                 
            print "color at "+str(probePoint.x)+":" +str(probePoint.y)+":",myColor
        if myColor==color:
            res=but
            if not debug:
                break
    return(res)  

Settings.MinSimilarity=0.85
#Stable click on grayed button:
findWithColor("unpressed.png",color=Color(204,219,233), probe=[2,2], debug=True).click()
#Stable click on white button
findWithColor("unpressed.png",color=Color(255,255,255)).click()    


Thank you very much for the suggestions.

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