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Question #255309 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/255309

Chris posted a new comment:
I have tried both

/Applications/SikuliX-IDE.app/Contents/runIDE -r Checks.sikuli ‹-args 2
and

/Applications/SikuliX-IDE.app/Contents/runIDE -r Checks.sikuli ‹- 2

And neither seem to work. However, I have now discovered the problem.


My commands are in a bash script being edited in a text file using the
Mac¹s textedit utility. When I type two dashes, the second dash
Œcollapses¹ into the first. I had tried ignoring it as well as typing a
third dash (which is what the above represent). In the former case,
visually it looked like one dash and the later, I got my desired two
dashes (though on close inspection the double dashes looked odd to me as I
was writing this mail). Regardless, neither worked. However, given my new
observation, I tried escaping both dashes (i.e. \-\-) and now, low and
behold, it worked!!! So the following is what I had to use

        /Applications/SikuliX-IDE.app/Contents/runIDE -r Checks.sikuli
\-\- 2


Thanks for your help,
Chris

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