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Re: [Question #274061]: How to Set Up a Basic Loop
Question #274061 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/274061
Description changed to:
Hello,
I am trying to set up a basic script that will click on a group of icons
and do some tasks. I have a page with a list of maps (3 columns, with
about 20 maps in each column), each building map has the same button
next to it. When you double-click that button, a new page opens that has
a map of that building. I would like my script to double-click the icon,
print the map to PDF, then go back to the main page and do the same for
all the other maps.
I was able to get Sikuli to perform the task for 1 map. In other words,
I got it to locate the button, click it, print the map to PDF, and then
go back to the main page. However, when I try to set up a loop, it does
not work as expected. What is the best way to set up the loop. I have
the following:
for x in findAll("1447248227901.png"):
doubleClick(x)
wait(5)
p = find("1447248404826.png")
click(p)
c = find("1447248767352.png")
click(c)
b = find("1447248503976.png")
click(b)
When I run the script, here is what happens:
The first button is located (correctly) and double-clicked
The maps loads
The script waits 5 seconds (correctly)
clicks p and c are performed (correctly)
click b is performed and the main page loads again (correctly)
INSTEAD of the second button being located (i.e. the next x in my findall command), instead the script looks for p and performs click(p), which is not the desired behavior.
So basically, how do I get it to locate the next button (or next x in my
findall) and loop through these commands again?
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
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