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[Melvin Raymond <question678976@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Question #678976 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/678976

Melvin Raymond posted a new comment:
Thanks RaiMan,

I now have a complete [setup] and [teardown] that starts the app, connects
the hardware via WIFI, maximizes the image of the connected device. Then
the teardown sets it all back up to a default state, and closes the app. So
now I'll be simplifying the script as much as possible and tweaking the
timing. I was able to run the script 10 times in a row without flaw, but
there's still network timing things that happen, but I'm pretty sure
there's other things I can to to wait for specific things to occur (within
some time limit) and post an error if the time limit fails. If the expected
item appears, then I can hit it, and this way I don't have to give a solid
wait time. It's more complex for sure. If feels pretty cool to get this
actually doing something from the IDE with the Robot Framework. I showed
the execution of the script to my manager yesterday. It was pretty fun.

On Tue, Mar 5, 2019 at 11:53 PM RaiMan <question678976@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

> Your question #678976 on Sikuli changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/678976
>
> RaiMan posted a new comment:
> Ok, yesterday I had "closed my office" already: evening time in Germany
> ;-)
>
> Looking at your setup and your description, I also had the idea of some
> timing challenges.
>
> Since SikuliX only sees pixels on the screen and cannot check, wether a
> click really did what it should, there are some situations, where only a
> usually short wait can help:
> - the app window already shows the wanted image on the screen, but is not
> yet really ready to accept user actions
> - the GUI accepts a click, but the target GUI element has some internal
> delay until it is ready for the next action
>
> you might have both (pseudo code):
> App.open()
> wait(2) # usually 1 up to some seconds
> click()
> wait(0.5) # usually 0.3 - 0.5
> type()
>
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