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Message #22043
Re: [Question #238086]: Is there any command to execute .sikuli from command line without launching sikuli ide?
Question #238086 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/238086
Status: Answered => Open
manas is still having a problem:
I have paste my sikuli file (Example2.sikuli) in C:\Work directory when i am executing from command line i am getting this error
C:\Work>java -jar C:\SikuliX\sikuli-script.jar Example2.sikuli
[error] Did not find any valid option on command line!
usage:
[-c] [-d <debug level>] [-f <Sikuli logfile>] [-h] [-i <[runner
(jython)]>] [-l <one or more foobar.sikuli>] [-r <foobar.sikuli>] [-t
<foobar.sikuli>] [-u <User logfile>] [-x]
----- Running SikuliX-IDE or SikuliX-Script -------------
-c,--console print all output to commandline (IDE
message area)
-d,--debug <debug level> positive integer (1)
-f,--logfile <Sikuli logfile> a valid filename
(WorkingDir/SikuliLog.txt)
-h,--help print this help message
-i,--interactive <[runner (jython)]> start interactive session and/or select
ScriptRunner
-l,--load <one or more foobar.sikuli> preload scripts in IDE
-r,--run <foobar.sikuli> run script
-t,--test <foobar.sikuli> runs script as unittest
-u,--userlog <User logfile> a valid filename
(WorkingDir/UserLog.txt)
-x,--splash show a splash screen to enter options
-----
<foobar.sikuli>
path relative to current working directory or absolute path
though deprecated: so called executables .skl can be used too
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anything after --
or after something beginning with --
go to script as user parameters (respecting enclosing ")
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-d use this option if you encounter any weird problems
DebugLevel=3 and all output goes to <workingFolder>/SikuliLog.text
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I am using SikuliX in windows 64bit
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