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[RaiMan <question151758@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Question #151758 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/151758

    Status: Open => Answered

RaiMan proposed the following answer:
only to be sure:

The source is only needed, if you want to change something inside of
Sikuli, which mens you want to contribute to the development of Sikuli.

If you want to set up a Java project in eclipse, that uses the org.sikuli.script.* Java classes, you do not need the source.
Look: faq 1436

So if you are sure, you really need the source:

if you made up some folder to contain the source, have bzr (bazaar)
installed and running, doing "bzr branch lp:sikuli" on command line
being in that folder has downloaded everything to run the Sikuli build
processes.

In fact there is no folder \org\sikuli\script\natives in the source.

The content of this folder is generated during the build process and
contained in sikuli-script.jar. These are the Java interfaces to the
C-based native functions like OpenCV, tesseract, ...

So they can only be accessed at runtime and I guess they are for
internal use only.

So if you think, you need them: have sikuli-script.jar in your class-
path.

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