Drag drop to random (pre-defined) location
Not getting any errors, but also not doing anything. Trying to move an image to a randomly defined coordinate:
import random
from random import choice
def position1():
position1 = Location(548,292)
def position2():
position2 = Location(633,293)
def position3():
position3 = Location(738,288)
def position4():
position4 = Location(817,284)
def randomDrop():
positionOne
random.
def main():
dragDrop(
print('done')
main()
Question information
- Language:
- English Edit question
- Status:
- Solved
- For:
- Sikuli Edit question
- Assignee:
- No assignee Edit question
- Solved by:
- Manfred Hampl
- Solved:
- 2019-11-13
- Last query:
- 2019-11-13
- Last reply:
- 2019-11-13
xyz_User (userseven) said : | #1 |
@RainMan would really appreciate if you can provide some guidance :)
Thanks
TestMechanic (ndinev) said : | #2 |
You need to fix script like that ( I test it with hover but you can run it with your drag-drop)
import random
from random import choice
def position1():
return Location(548,292)
def position2():
return Location(633,293)
def position3():
return Location(738,288)
def position4():
return Location(817,284)
def randomDrop():
positionOne
return random.
def main():
hover(
print('done')
main()
|
#4 |
Have you tried
dragDrop(
(note the position of the left parenthesis)
TestMechanic (ndinev) said : | #5 |
You are calling method incorrectly - you need
1. use () in functions call
2. use return
I example that i gave you i added ()
hover(randomDrop())
so you need to type randomDrop() instead of randomDrop in your dragDrop call
TestMechanic (ndinev) said : | #6 |
You need to fix script like that ( I test it with hover but you can run it with your drag-drop)
import random
from random import choice
def position1():
return Location(548,292)
def position2():
return Location(633,293)
def position3():
return Location(738,288)
def position4():
return Location(817,284)
def randomDrop():
positionOne
return random.
def main():
dragDrop(
print('done')
main()
xyz_User (userseven) said : | #7 |
Thanks Manfred Hampl, that solved my question.
xyz_User (userseven) said : | #8 |
Thanks guys - Got me to think and I solved it by storing the location objects in a list then using randint method from random to call the list.
Thanks again!
TestMechanic (ndinev) said : | #9 |
Thanks Manfred for solving the problem...