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[Bug 1212763] [NEW] [1.0.1] Windows: paths to Sikuli scripts

 

Public bug reported:

Hello,
yesterday I updated from May version of sikuli to the new one and the scripts that were running before begin to fail. Right now my problem is that during test case execution it looks for image files not in its home directory, but in other one:

I've got a file structure
c:\test\sikuli\bin    <- here are .jars and runIDE.cmd
c:\test\sikuli\bin\libs    <- sikuli created directory with dlls
c:\test\sikuli\testcases    <- the folder containing all the testcases as *.sikuli folders:
...\setup.sikuli
...\constants.sikuli
...\mytestcase.sikuli
...\mytestcase.sikuli\image.png


mytestcase text:
====
libPath="c:\\test\\sikuli\\testcases\\"    <- had to import these 3 lines after sikuli update, because it refused to see modules anymore, though they're in the same folder
if not libPath in sys.path:
    sys.path.append(libPath)
import setup
import constants

def someFunction(param):
    click(constants.butOK)
    click(wait("image.png"))    <- the error happens here
    return 0

setup.doLogin() 
someFunction("someValue")
exit(0)
====

When I run it, it calls someFunction, goes up to the marked line and crashes with error:
[error] image.png looks like a file, but not on disk. Assume it's text.
[error] Region.find(text): text search is currently switched off
[error] script [ mytestcase ] stopped with error in line 13
[error] FindFailed ( Text search currently switched off )

so it doesn't see the image file in its own directory. However, when I
copy that file into c:\test\sikuli\testcases\setup.sikuli\, the script
starts to work correctly! This happens now with every script I have

Please advice, what's done wrong? I cannot move the images from all the
scripts into one folder, there's tons of them

** Affects: sikuli
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  [1.0.1] Windows: paths to Sikuli scripts

Status in Sikuli:
  New

Bug description:
  Hello,
  yesterday I updated from May version of sikuli to the new one and the scripts that were running before begin to fail. Right now my problem is that during test case execution it looks for image files not in its home directory, but in other one:

  I've got a file structure
  c:\test\sikuli\bin    <- here are .jars and runIDE.cmd
  c:\test\sikuli\bin\libs    <- sikuli created directory with dlls
  c:\test\sikuli\testcases    <- the folder containing all the testcases as *.sikuli folders:
  ...\setup.sikuli
  ...\constants.sikuli
  ...\mytestcase.sikuli
  ...\mytestcase.sikuli\image.png

  
  mytestcase text:
  ====
  libPath="c:\\test\\sikuli\\testcases\\"    <- had to import these 3 lines after sikuli update, because it refused to see modules anymore, though they're in the same folder
  if not libPath in sys.path:
      sys.path.append(libPath)
  import setup
  import constants

  def someFunction(param):
      click(constants.butOK)
      click(wait("image.png"))    <- the error happens here
      return 0

  setup.doLogin() 
  someFunction("someValue")
  exit(0)
  ====

  When I run it, it calls someFunction, goes up to the marked line and crashes with error:
  [error] image.png looks like a file, but not on disk. Assume it's text.
  [error] Region.find(text): text search is currently switched off
  [error] script [ mytestcase ] stopped with error in line 13
  [error] FindFailed ( Text search currently switched off )

  so it doesn't see the image file in its own directory. However, when I
  copy that file into c:\test\sikuli\testcases\setup.sikuli\, the script
  starts to work correctly! This happens now with every script I have

  Please advice, what's done wrong? I cannot move the images from all
  the scripts into one folder, there's tons of them

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