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[Phillip <phillip.warner.afit@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thank you for the quick response, RaiMan!

I wanted to also mention a side effect of the subject issue.  If you use
ImagePath.setBundlePath instead of imagePath.add  newly created images
will work fine in the IDE, but they will *not* load properly when
running from the cmd shell.

Bottom line, it is safer to use add() instead.

Thanks again!

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1412533

Title:
  [request] IDE should support ImagePath: displaying thumbnails and
  storing images

Status in Sikuli:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  SikuliX version 1.10 (2015-01-16_01:00nightly build)
  32-bit Windows XP VM with JRE 7

  I have developed some scripts that use a shared image directory.  One
  script is imported by the others and uses
  ImagePath.setBundlePath("\path\to\shared\img\dir").  All images are
  referred to by name with no path in the scripts.

  All of the script run fine both from the IDE and cmd shell.  However,
  none of the image thumbnails are displayed in the IDE or generated
  HTML.  Newly generated images are always placed in the working
  directory of the script.

  One of the big advantages of using the IDE is being able to visually
  check image matches in your current screen.  It would be nice to be
  able to do this using shared images.  For now, one has to copy the
  images back to the current directory.

  Ideally, the IDE would use ImagePath and display the first image found
  in that path regardless if it was the first path entry.  That way
  ImagePath.add could be used as well).  Newly created images would go
  to the first entry in ImagePath.

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