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Question #194681 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/194681

RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Sorry, that might have been my fault: my primary systems are Macs, so I always check on these first.
In this case, I only now went on my Win7 to test ...
and UUUUuuups, it does not work as expected.
This is based on a bug, with internally acting on sys.path creating odd entries, that I thought would have been fixed with the latest build r930/931 - but it seems that not fixed.

So I have made a script, that is equivalent, but ugly - but it works.
I go down to the .py level for the import and so I have to add the image path.

So sys.path and image path are prepared before the import/run and reset
afterwards (looks a bit weird, but this stuff is really not yet stable
in Sikuli).

The debug prints can be deleted, when it works.

this is the code:

import os
dir = os.path.dirname(getBundlePath())
tests = os.path.join(dir, "Tests")

modulesToRun = ("Test1", "Test2")

popup("OK starting Tests in Modules")
for currentModule in modulesToRun:
    popup("Working with module " + currentModule)

    currDir = os.path.join(tests, currentModule+".sikuli")
    if not currDir in sys.path: 
        sys.path.append(currDir)
        addImagePath(currDir)

    # debug only
    print("Working with module " + currentModule)
    for e in sys.path: print e
    print "1 IPATH*** ", list(getImagePath())
    # debug only

    exec("import "+ currentModule)
    exec(currentModule + ".runModule()")

    # debug only
    for in in range(3): sys.path.pop()
    for e in getImagePath(): removeImagePath(getImagePath().pop()) 
    print "2 IPATH*** ", list(getImagePath())
    # debug only

print("Testing ended")

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