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Question #685286 on Sikuli changed:
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xyz_User gave more information on the question:
Found anther topic and with a bit of modification this seems to work:

region = Region(12,152,1014,477)
print "scanning specified region"
r = region
r.onChange(1, changed)
r.observe(background=True)
Settings.isChanged = False
r.observe(3) #observes for 5 seconds
if Settings.isChanged:
    print "there were changes detected"
else:
    print "No changes detected"
def changed(event):
    for ch in event.changes:
        ch.highlight() # highlight all changes

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So in 3 seconds, it finds  and highlights the changes, the problem is I
would like to simply click on the location of ONE of the random changes

If i set it to:

def changed(event):
    for ch in event.changes:
        ch.click() #Click on the changes

it'll click on every single area that changed, I would like sikuli to
only click the first change that it saw or just one of the random
change.

I hope that makes sense
Thanks

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