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[Matthias <question694538@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

New question #694538 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/694538

I stumbled across an unexpected behaviour while using one Sikuli script as import in another Sikuli script and would like to know, if maybe I am doing it wrong.

This is the main script (foo.sikuli):
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import bar
reload(bar)

bar.search()

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This is the imported script (bar.sikuli):
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from sikuli import *

def search():
    click("img1.png")
    wait("img2.png")
    click(getLastMatch())

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My expectation was that "click(getLastMatch())" clicks on the position of img2.png. Instead, it clicks on the position of img1.png, as the log shows:

[log] CLICK on L[117,53]@S(0) (523 msec)
[log] CLICK on L[117,53]@S(0) (21 msec)

I found out that it works as expected if I use 'SCREEN.wait("img2.png")' instead:
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def search():
    click("img1.png")
    SCREEN.wait("img2.png")
    click(getLastMatch())
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[log] CLICK on L[117,53]@S(0) (525 msec)
[log] CLICK on L[1448,395]@S(0) (523 msec)
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But as SCREEN should be the default, could it be that the single "wait()" updates lastMatch in the wrong context? With "find()" it works with or without an explicit "SCREEN."


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