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[RaiMan <question197408@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Question #197408 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/197408

RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Yes, that's the problem: the Eclipse "Finder" cannot step into an app
bundle as can be done with the Mac Finder by opening the bundle.

You should in all cases avoid copying the Sikuli stuff elsewhere.

For these cases Eclipse has the option to define variables, that can be
used to build paths in the settings by using ${sikuli}, where sikuli is
defined as /Applications/.... .

To get the path string, just open the bundle in finder, navigate to the
spot needed and use cmd-I to open the file information. In the upper
part you can copy the path string.

Another easy option (since I always have Terminal session open): just
drag something from the Finder to the Terminal and you will get the path
string in the Terminal window, where you can copy it.

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