Is there any way to click relative coordinates using SikuliLibrary?

[romuluc]

[rainmanwy]

@romuluc , "click" operation support offset. http://rainmanwy.github.io/robotframework-SikuliLibrary/doc/SikuliLibrary.html#Click

Is it what you want?

[andreguilhon]

@rainmanwy I think he wants to click in a certain position in the screen, relative to where the mouse is currently at. For instance, if the mouse is in position 1023x and 730y, He would like to have a keyword to move the mouse 10 pixels to the right, and 2 up. Hope I was clear.

[aedahh]

hello, I also have a question related to this. Can I use both SeleniumLibrary and SikuliLibrary in same test case? Looks like this is not working. In test setup I've already do set library search order SeleniumLibrary SikuliLibrary but looks like test only use SikuliLibrary keyword not SeleniumLibrary keyword. Any solution to use both libraries in same test case? Thx!

*** Test Cases *** Test1 #here I am using SikuliLibrary to wait and click as SeleniumLibrary xpath element not working. Add Image Path ${IMAGE_DIR} Set Selenium Speed ${speed} open browser ${testUrl} ${browser} wait until screen contain myimg1.png click myimg1.png

#here I want to use SeleniumLibrary keyword.
input text  xpath=//input[@name='userid']  testuser

This is the error that I am getting. SikuliX: wait: ImageMissing: P(xpath=//input[@name='userid'].png -- not valid!) S: 0.7

[andreguilhon]

You are mixing things up, aedahh. Try to use this keyword, it takes as arguments the object you want to click (xpath=//input[@name='userid']), an optional X offset and an optional Y offset (it is meant to be used to "correct" browsers header).

Mouse Move
    [Arguments]    ${OBJETO}    ${X_OFF}=0    ${Y_OFF}=0
    ${xmax}     ${ymax}=   Get Resolution
    ${x}=   Get Horizontal Position     ${OBJETO}
    ${y}=   Get Vertical Position   ${OBJETO}
    ${width}	${height} =	Get Element Size    ${OBJETO}
    Click on coordinates    ${x}    ${y}    0 # 0 is the number of clicks to be given, 0 means it will only move the mouse.

[aedahh]

hi andreguilhon, that is my intention, I want to use both both SeleniumLibrary and SikuliLibrary in same test case, is that possible? I prefer to use SeleniumLibrary when possible, however sometimes manipulate objects using xpath does not work so I use image (SikuliLibrary). Thx

[rainmanwy]

@aedahh , if there is keyword confliction, could add lib name when calling keyword. For example:

SeleniumLibrary.click
SikuliLibrary.click

[andreguilhon]

I think I got what @aedahh wants. You are mixing things up, the second parameter for sikuli input text is an image, not an xpath. Sikuli doesn't understand xpath or any other selenium/web locator. If I got it right, you have already clicked on the textbox you want, and if that is true, you could use input text ${EMPTY} testuser . This will make Sikuli just to write testuser where the focus is.

[aedahh]

Thanks rainmanwy and andreguilhon for your help. rainmanwy is correct, it turn out to be keyword conflict, adding library name before keyword works, i.e. SeleniumLibrary.input text xpath=//input[@name='userid'] testuser