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basically bugdisp is a program that i want to control through python and help and x A90 1 are the commands .. and for some reason it is not working correctly? <br />

<pre><code id="code-7980357">import bugdisp

while True:
	itemText = bugdisp.getNextItem()
	if itemText.find('TRACKBALL_CLICK') &gt;= 0:
		bugdisp.sendCommand('help')
		bugdisp.sendCommand('x A90 1')</code></pre>
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basically bugdisp is a program that i want to control through python and help and x A90 1 are the commands .. and for some reason it is not working correctly? 

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