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Question #658728 on Sikuli changed:
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Manfred Hampl proposed the following answer:
If your primary logic is more complicated that just [:wait - click:], then I would like to go back to my recommendation with an observer.
It seems that there was an error in my first proposal; apparently there is old code in an example of the documentation in http://sikulix-2014.readthedocs.io/en/latest/scripting.html?highlight=observer#Settings.ObserveScanRate
Try with something like
def myHandler(e):
click("image1.5.png")
onAppear("image1.5.png", myHandler)
observeInBackground(FOREVER)
wait("Image_A.png", FOREVER)
click("Image_A.png")
wait("Image_B.png", FOREVER)
click("Image_B.png")
wait("Image_C.png", FOREVER)
click("Image_C.png")
wait("Image_D.png", FOREVER)
click("Image_D.png")
wait("Image_E.png", FOREVER)
click("Image_E.png")
type("username")
click(in the password field)
type("password")
wait("Image_F.png", FOREVER)
click("Image_F.png")
etc.
Maybe the following approach works:
Split the logic into two parts:
1. the main logic, as already programmed by you
wait("image1", FOREVER)
click("image1")
wait("image2", FOREVER)
click("image2")
and
2. additional logic that runs when that image1.5 shows up
For this you can let an observer run in the background.
(part 2 has to go before part 1)
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