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It does not work onAppear

Asked by Chp

Hello
I'm using Sikuli 1.0.1
my code:
def my_handler(event):
    print "My handler", event.match

dz.scr.onAppear(Interface.Loading['play_w7'], my_handler)
dz.scr.observe(60, True)

for i in range(30):
    print('----------------------' + str(i))
    sleep(0.5)

If my handler works out at least once, it does not work next time when it finds required image. And I forced to run it this way:
def my_handler(event):
    print "My handler", event.match
    dz.scr.stopObserver()
    dz.scr.observe(60, True)

Do I do it right or there is another way?

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Best RaiMan (raimund-hocke) said : 		#1

if you want to reliably use observe, I recommend to use version 1.1.0 (http://sikulix.com).

I do not support problems in 1.0.1 with observe anymore.

in 1.1.0:

- onAppear, onVanish in 1.1.0
... stop observing after the first success
... need an event.repeat(waittime) before leaving the handler, if you want to continue the observe
... to stop the observe in handler: event.stopObserver()

Never ever start an observer inside of a handler !!!

def my_handler(event):
    print "My handler", event.match
    event.repeat(2)

dz.scr.onAppear(Interface.Loading['play_w7'], my_handler)
dz.scr.observe(60, True)

for i in range(30):
    print('----------------------' + str(i))
    sleep(0.5)

The docs for the new observe in 1.1.0 will be available tomorrow.

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Chp (chpnick) said : 		#2

I am not ready yet to upgrade to version 1.1, I tried but it did not solve the problem of click to for app unity3d player

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Chp (chpnick) said : 		#3

Thanks RaiMan, that solved my question.