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[jeromy <question177227@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Question #177227 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/177227

    Status: Needs information => Open

jeromy gave more information on the question:
Hi RaiMan,

   1. The FirefoxSettings.py is in the FirefoxSettings.sikuli diretory.

   2. These scripts are used to automate the test of webpage.

I've copy your demo and the error occurs, I'm just wondering how to print
the debug info when I've added some logs in the SDK, I've tried to added
print the see what's going on, but it won't show up, and I've tried using
popup(). I'm unfamiliar with Jython and Java, but I use python a lot.

Following is the screenshot.


Maybe it's useless to add "from sikuli import *" here, but I've tried added
and remove it, to ensure it doesn't matter.




I'm also running on win7 and using the up-to-date sikuli. Seems very
strange.

Thanks!


2011/11/3 RaiMan <question177227@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

> Your question #177227 on Sikuli changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/177227
>
>     Status: Open => Needs information
>
> RaiMan requested more information:
> I just checked with the original bundle from version rc3 (r905)
> (supposing you are using it) on my Win7:
>
> following scripts in the same directory:
>
> # main.sikuli
> from sub import *
> popup(myMessage)
>
> # sub.sikuli
> theMessage = "Hello from sub"
>
> ran this with your java command from command line and it does exactly
> what it should do.
>
> Questions on your structure:
>
> *Diretory:*
> F:\automation>tree
> Folder PATH listing
> Volume serial number is 00000200 8681:45B4
> F:.
> ├─checkbox.sikuli
> ├─FirefoxSettings.sikuli *1
> ├─helloworld.sikuli
> ├─JAVA
> ├─logwatcher.sikuli
> ├─meetingtest.sikuli
> ├─Site.sikuli
> │ ├─FirefoxSettings *2
> │ └─IE9Settings *2
> └─unittest.sikuli
>
> *1 does this directory contain the FirefoxSettings.py ?
>
> *2 what are these for?
>
> BTW:
> The import feature of Sikuli when used to import .sikuli scripts manage
> the image path too (means: FirefoxSettings.sikuli is automatically added to
> the image path).
>
> so this is not needed in imported scripts
> import os
> import sys
> cur_dir = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))
> #popup(cur_dir)
> addImagePath(cur_dir)
> popup('\n'.join(getImagePath()))
>
> ... and
> from sikuli import *
> is not needed in Site.sikuli (but it seems to not do any harm)
>
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