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I am having trouble using drag and drop with Sikuli. I would like to drag something in any other direction (up, down, left, right) for a fixed number of pixels.
This looks like it should work:
t = find("1325249963143.png")
dragDrop(t, [t.x + 100, t.y + 100])
Sikuli IDE log says
[log] DRAG (741,525) to null
but the element is not dragged.
This works just fine:
dragDrop("1325249963143.png", "1325251471990.png")
The log says
[log] DRAG (741,525) to (507,490)
What am I doing wrong?
Environment: Mac OS X 10.7.2, Sikuli X-1.0rc3 (r905)
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only to say hello here - an alternative coding:
dragDrop(t, t.offset(Location(100, 100)))
To quote RaiMan (raimund-hocke):
the first parameter is a Match object, which is ok. the second prameter must be of type PSMRL too (see docs: Pattern/Image, String, Match, Region or Location)
dragDrop(t, Location(t.x + 100, t.y + 100))
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