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Question #255598 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/255598

    Status: Open => Answered

RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Using the Sikuli IDE you normally write Python (Jython interpreter used)
scripts with embedded image captures.

With version 1.1.0 you might as well use Ruby (JRuby interpreter used).

You might split the image capture from the scripting and have one ore
more image repositories, that are referenced in the scripts using their
filenames (you can setup an image path, where your images are searched,
so you can use relative filenames).

You might even setup RobotFrameWork (with Jython) and Cucumber/RSpec
(with JRuby) with SikuliX, to create your top level test scenarios.

And you can use SikuliX in your Java programming or other Java aware
scripting languages utilising the SikuliX Java API using advanced IDE's
like Eclipse, NetBeans, ...

Everything you need to know:
start here: http://sikulix.com

Often asked, but not available: convert scripts to Java code.

Be aware: In any cases, where you not use the Sikuli IDE, you have to
take care for your images yourself and have a concept, to use captured
images in your scripts/programs. You might use the Sikuli IDE though, to
capture the images and control some image repository.

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