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[Roman Podolyan <question660708@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Question #660708 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/660708

Roman Podolyan posted a new comment:
Some time ago I was challenged to demo that I can run one and the same
code for two implementations of the app, Android and iOS (close business
logic but different dimensions and visualizations).  My solution to the
challenge (worked):

- I created a special class appdata , which holds all data related to particular app
-- inside the appdata class there are dictionary variables which are initialized with pairs "image_keyword":"image_disk_name"

Example A:  
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class appdata_ipad:

    def __init__(self, wait_int = 1.7):

        self.main_reg_defw = 570
        self.main_reg_defh = 736

         self.keys_img = {"backspace": "ipad_keyboard_backspace.png", "1": "ipad_keyboard_1.png", "2": "ipad_keyboard_2.png"}
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--  class doing the automation gets this or that concrete appdata class
as a parameter.

-- the code for the automation works not even with variables, but with
keys to some appdata dictionary.

Example B:
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                self.try_click(self.appdata.keys_img['1'])
                self.try_click(self.appdata.keys_img['2'])
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Python dictionaries can hold various objects, you can include images with offsets too (I did). The calling strings look a bit cumbersome, but with this approach I have all images in one place, and had one code running on completely different apps for different platforms.

Hope that helps.

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