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Question #270538 on Sikuli changed:
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
Thanks for staying with this issue - very helpful.

I have to admit, that I was not aware of the problem.
Up to 1.0.1 there indeed was an __init__ in class Region at the Python level.

With version 1.1.0+ the class Region at the Python level is only still
there, to stay backwards compatible on 'with someRegion:' and the
support for the undotted usage of Region methods (which then are bound
automatically to the primary screen).

So to keep things simple for you and others, I am trying to understand your approach.
I am testing with the latest 1.1.0 using Jython 2.7

actual problem:

testing with

class BaseClass(Region):
    def __init__(region, name, sikuli=sikuli, lookup=None, curDir=None):
        super(BaseClass, self).__init__(region)

I get the error: 
[error] NameError ( global name 'self' is not defined )

which based on my Python understanding is inevitably

So what is your trick to have this working?

-- Are you saying that instead of the BaseClass using super().__init__(region) it should be using Region.init(region)?
this might be a possible solution, but a Region.init() does not exists yet.

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