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Re: [Question #288480]: Using observe() for region created via default argument
Question #288480 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/288480
Status: Answered => Open
Evgen is still having a problem:
I dont want to be annoying, so this is last time issue is opened, I
promise)))
In my case second test passed at once, even if no action was performed.
Ive created gif file with demonstration here - https://twitter.com/Total1231/status/709742847373799424
Code below was used
import unittest
print('\nhighlight region')
Region(500,200,250,250).highlight(1)
def someHadler(event):
print('something changed')
event.stopObserver()
def wait_load(observe_region=Region(500,200,250,250)):
observe_region.onChange(100, someHadler)
observe_region.observe(20)
print(observe_region.hasEvents())
class SampleTest(unittest.TestCase):
def test_one(self):
print('1st start')
wait_load()
assert True
def test_two(self):
wait(3)
print('2nd start')
wait_load()
assert True
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