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Add Sikuli visual recognition for helper functions present() and visible() #202

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kensoh opened this issue Jun 4, 2018 · 1 comment
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kensoh commented Jun 4, 2018

As above, so that conditions can make use of whether a GUI element (desktop apps and web apps etc) is visually visible on the screen. At the moment it is already doable using vision step, but this should ideally be handled directly by present() and visible() functions to have consistent functions behavior for both web apps and desktop apps.

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From @Aussiroth - include present/visible Sikuki integration

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As discussed in #202 , this allows users to specify image files to the present or visible functions to use Sikuli to determine if they are visible on the screen.

Note that users will need to have some other form of visual automation in the script, e.g. click image.png, to ensure that the Sikuli engine is launched.
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kensoh commented Jun 5, 2018

From @Aussiroth - above commit includes present/visible Sikuki integration

As discussed in #202 , this allows users to specify image files to the present or visible functions to use Sikuli to determine if they are visible on the screen.

Note that users will need to have some other form of visual automation in the script, e.g. click image.png, to ensure that the Sikuli engine is launched.

kensoh added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 5, 2018
make visual automation timeout to 1 second instead of default 10 seconds to be consistent with present() and visible()
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