How to Change the popup title from sikuli to Something?

Update: Can use the input from user input into the popup? Like.

Seconds = input("How many seconds you want me to wait?")
print("waiting for Seconds ")

--- change popup title/buttons
Not a feature currently.

--- use the user input from input()
input() returns as a string what the user has input:

answer = input("How many seconds you want me to wait?\nType a valid number only!")
print "waiting for %s seconds"%(answer)
sec = int(answer) # would work, if answer contains a valid integer number
# otherwise script will stop

to make it robust:

while True:
try:
    sec = int(input("How many seconds you want me to wait?\nType a valid number only!"))
    break
except:
    pass # will continue looping
print "waiting for %s seconds"%(answer)

while True:
try:
    sec = int(input("How many seconds you want me to wait?\nType a valid number only!"))
    break
except:
    pass # will continue looping
print "waiting for %s seconds"%(answer)

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It didn't work as the answer was not defined, it should have been sec.
If the user doesn't enter a valid value, can it popup("Please enter integers only")
Or something?

Also i would like to ask, Can we use the value of input to some string then use Myhandler?

Password = Input("Please enter your password")
if password = abc
    click(something)
else:
    break

You can do, whatever you like, as long as it is possible ;-) (says the philosopher inside myself ;-)

--- it didn't work as the answer was not defined, it should have been sec.
Sorry for the mistake ;-) or should I say, you passe the test?

--- If the user doesn't enter a valid value, can it popup("Please enter integers only")

while True:
try:
    sec = int(input("How many seconds you want me to wait?\nType a valid number only!"))
    break
except:
    popup("Please enter integers only") # after user clicks ok, will continue looping
print "waiting for %d seconds"%(sec)

--- Can we use the value of input to some string then use Myhandler?
abc = "correct password"
password = input("Please enter your password")
if password == abc:
    click(something)
else:
    exit() # would end the script here

break is only allowed to end while/for loops.

Hahahha, I like the thought (-;

yay! I passed :D

Tried both of them, they're not working

while True:
 try:
     sec = int(input("How many seconds you want me to wait?\nType a valid number only!"))
     break
except:
    popup("Please enter integers only") # after user clicks ok, will continue looping
print "waiting for %d seconds"%(sec)

This is giving me some Indent error, though i have indented.

Second one,
abc = "correct password"
password = input("Please enter your password")
if password == abc:
    popup("correct password")
elif popup("wrong pass")
else:
    exit() # would end the script here
always gives me "[info] Exited with code 0 "
it always end, regardless of correct or wrong password
Thanks for the feedback :)

Weird it always tells me Wrong pass. I'm pretty sure, I have typed the correct password. What the heck, Sikuli don't play with me. :p Please tell what might be the problem?

pls paste your script here

The same script you wrote.. i.e
abc = "correct password"
password = input("Please enter your password")
if password == abc:
    popup("correct password")
else:
    popup("wrong pass")
    exit() # would end the script here

no errors, just "[info] Exited with code 0" this.

only to be sure:
to get the popup "correct password", you have to type in "correct password" (without the apostrophes) at the input prompt.

password contains the text you have entered and it is compared to the text content of abc.

Okay, Thank you I was trying with abc. I'm sorry. Thank you RaiMan, you made another man happy today :)))

Thanks RaiMan, that solved my question.