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[RaiMan <sikulix@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

should start as question

** Changed in: sikuli
       Status: New => Invalid

** Converted to question:
   https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/280606

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Title:
  findAll

Status in Sikuli:
  Invalid

Bug description:
  Have a script that imports another Script
  e.g
  Settings.MoveMouseDelay = 0
  import Sub_Login
  def Open_User():
      global Sub_Login
      global ThisLogin
      global ThisPassword
      global ThisServer
      global ThisUser
      global Open_Which_App
      global result
      print "Open_User() ======== Import Sub_Login.Sub_Run_Single_Login"
      result = 0
      result = Sub_Login.Sub_Run_Single_Login(ThisLogin,ThisPassword,ThisServer,ThisUser,Open_Which_App)
      print "Open_User() ======== Import Sub_Login.Sub_Run_Single_Login result ",result

  
  I added this call to find out when my script failed
  if I set the variables and call - Open_User() the scripts 
             Loads browser
             Enters Login Details
            looks for an image to click - finds image and logs in { image =  if exists("1433762728604-2.png",5): }

  The Problem - I need to use findAll to determine what the variables
  are

  if I use findAll then set the variables (using the same as above) and call - Open_User() the scripts
             Loads browser
             Enters Login Details
            looks for an image to click - Fails to find the above image { image =  if exists("1433762728604-2.png",5): }

  My uneducated conclusion is that findAll is someway corrupting the
  script

  Is there any debug that I could add to help in finding out what is
  happening

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