Is the return logic of App.close(int Wait) correct?
I am building a SikuliX automation script in Java and confused about the expected results of the .close() method. Inside of Sikuli's App class, the close method is as follows:
/**
* tries to close the app defined by this App instance, waits max given seconds for the app to no longer be running
*
* @return this or null on failure
*/
public boolean close(int waitTime) {
if (!isRunning()) {
log(
return false;
}
if (_osUtil.
int timeTowait = maxWait;
if (waitTime > 0) {
timeTowait = waitTime;
}
while (isRunning(0) && timeTowait > 0) {
}
}
if (!isValid()) {
log(
} else {
log(
return true;
}
return false;
}
The part in question for me is the return. My understanding is that, since it returns a boolean, it would be true if the close was a success, and false if the close failed. However, this code does the opposite. Based on my flawed(?) understanding of this logic, I initially wrote my code like so,
if (myApp.close()) {
System.
isAppClosed = true;
} else {
System.
isAppClosed = false;
}
This is having the opposite result of what I want, as the application is successfully closing, BUT the test is failing because "NOT closed" is being printed.
Have I found a bug, or am I missing something?
Thanks.
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