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[William Sheehan <wsheehan13@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

I am using Sikuli x-1.0rc3 On Osx Lion 64 bit

I run my unit test framework through the command line.

I have a script that will turn off the wifi and turn it back on for the purposes of testing.  Within this script I use print to output debugging information, however when it won't print when used in the framework.  When I call it normallly from the command line it will work just fine.  using 
$ sikuli-ide.sh -r [path to my script]/turnWifiOn.sikuli

However when I call it from the other script, and capture the output, I only get the "[info]" and "[log]" lines which sikuli writes.
Here is the code for that:

           cmd = "sikuli-ide.sh -r [path to my script]/turnWifiOn.sikuli"
            # Execute that command
            output = os.popen(cmd).read()

Here output only contains those lines.  Is there a way to either write
to the "[info]" and "[log]" lines? Or am I doing something weird?  One
more piece. I can:

             print output

and get it in the bash output.

** Affects: sikuli
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1083013

Title:
  output not printing to console

Status in Sikuli:
  New

Bug description:
  I am using Sikuli x-1.0rc3 On Osx Lion 64 bit

  I run my unit test framework through the command line.

  I have a script that will turn off the wifi and turn it back on for the purposes of testing.  Within this script I use print to output debugging information, however when it won't print when used in the framework.  When I call it normallly from the command line it will work just fine.  using 
  $ sikuli-ide.sh -r [path to my script]/turnWifiOn.sikuli

  However when I call it from the other script, and capture the output, I only get the "[info]" and "[log]" lines which sikuli writes.
  Here is the code for that:

             cmd = "sikuli-ide.sh -r [path to my script]/turnWifiOn.sikuli"
              # Execute that command
              output = os.popen(cmd).read()

  Here output only contains those lines.  Is there a way to either write
  to the "[info]" and "[log]" lines? Or am I doing something weird?  One
  more piece. I can:

               print output

  and get it in the bash output.

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