[1.1.0] observe: Handler Type test

if we are talking about 1.1.0:

type = event.getType()

the possible types you might get (depending on the used onXXX):

if type == ObserveEvent.VANISH:

.... .APPEAR
.... .CHANGE

come back if it is not 1.1.0

(I will update the docs for 1.1.0 on monday)

Humm..sorry if its to obvious, but what is ObserveEvent?
I thought the handler receives SikuliEvent as a parameter.

Also,

event.getType() does not seen to work. Here is my code

def MyHandler(event):

        print event.type #prints VANISH
        event_type = event.getType()
        print event_type #prints nothing.

         if event.type == ObserveEvent.VANISH
                       print xxxx #prints nothing

Thanks.

Im using 1.10 btw. Thanks.

Sorry for misleading you --- was more hope than reality ;-)

I have still to implement getType() and of course update the docs.
You then will be able to say besides getType() returning a string:
isAppear(), isVanish(), isChange() returning True or False
I will do that as soon as possible.

Watch out on the nightly build page for a fix:
added: observe handler: getType()

For now, this is possible:

if str(e.type) == "APPEAR":

same for "VANISH", "CHANGE" and "GENERIC" (mouse moved handler)

Thanks RaiMan.
Ill keep an eye on the nightly build page and will use your solution for now.