SikuliX

Is it possible let SikuliX work a list of numbers?

Asked by Stephan Timmers

Hi,

My idea is to let SikuliX:
> start at a point
> fill in first number on a list (excel, screenshot, manual input at start of macro, i dont care)
> complete entire macro
> end at starting point
> fill in next number (excel, screenshot, manual input at start of macro, i dont care)

Is this possible?
So example:

List of numbers:
1000
1499
2377

Start at Word:
Copy and paste the first number on the list (1000)
Delete the number
Copy and paste the second number on the list (1499)
Delete the number
Copy and paste the third number on the list (2377)
Delete the number

I would be very thankfull if this forum turns out to be of true help :D
Thanks in advance.
Greatings,
Stephan

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Karl (k-d) said : 		#1

Yes, Sikuli can do this. You have three options to program loops in Sikuli: Python, JavaScript, and Ruby.

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Stephan Timmers (stephan-timmers-1991) said : 		#2

Thanks but this stil leaves me clueless how to insert that piece of code.
As I dont know how to write it
Op do 21 apr. 2016 om 20:22 schreef Karl <
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Karl (k-d) said : 		#3

You must first pick your scripting language, then you need to start working on something. We can't help with psuedocode.

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Best tranquillo (rob-tranquillo) said : 		#4

I would do this in python by using die csv module. You have to export your list to csv at first.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24662571/python-import-csv-to-list

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Stephan Timmers (stephan-timmers-1991) said : 		#5

Thanks alot, my apologies for not pre-writing a piece of script guys. First time here.
I will try to use this and if i fail i will come with my written script to support my question.

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RaiMan (raimund-hocke) said : 		#6

using the module xlrd (bundled with SikuliX 1.1.x) you can directly access Excel sheets.
see faq 2208

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Stephan Timmers (stephan-timmers-1991) said : 		#7

Amazing! I love using this program! :D

On Fri, Apr 22, 2016 at 9:47 AM, RaiMan <
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> Your question #291727 on Sikuli changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/291727
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> RaiMan posted a new comment:
> using the module xlrd (bundled with SikuliX 1.1.x) you can directly access
> Excel sheets.
> see faq 2208
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Met vriendelijke groet,

Stephan Timmers