New question #693582 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/693582
I would like to know, is there any way to wait for an element until the element
is visible. In selenium, there is a concept called Explicit wait. In that
concept, the user won't give the input's like seconds, minutes, hours to wait
for an element. It automatically searches for a particular element. I like to
know is there is any way without entering the wait time, the wait should be
automatically elongated until the element or text is visible.
Please find the below example in which I'm getting struck:
if(screen.exists("statusCompleted.png",3600)!=null){
System.out.println("project created successful");
}
else if(screen.exists("failed.png",3600)!=null){
System.out.println("project created was unsuccessful");
}
>From the above code, the problem here am facing here is, If the test run
>fails, the control doesn't come to the else if part, first if the part is
>getting waiting/searching for a status-completed image for 3600 sec and then
>the control comes to else if.
My expectation is if the status-completed is not seen on the screen, the next
second the control should come to the else if part. Is there any solution or
workaround for this scenario? Please help.
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