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Message #31468
Re: [Question #264483]: 1.0.1 how to run sikuli script from command line
Question #264483 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/264483
Status: Answered => Open
eduardobedoya is still having a problem:
Thanks Rainman,
pls tell me
how much processor power consume to keep the script running??
I would like to execute several browser tabs, and video stream at same time
I read your suggested more transparent script above, but I don't understand something
in my humble programming understanding, the # is most used to comment something, is the same in this script that you sugested above? so...
# openAppleMenu.sikuli
# main.sikuli
do they really have a meaning, I mean, do they call the actual sikuli scripts? (whitout needing to type their paths?) or are just merely comments.
my script is called... lastone.sikuli
I type OpenAppleMenu in my previous script because it was the name used in the docs
So, what does this exactly mean?
runScript("openAppleMenu")
is it running a sikuli script without having to type its path?
So my final script could be like this???
def openLastone(event):
runScript("Lastone")
Env.addHotkey(Key.F2, KeyModifier.ALT+KeyModifier.CTRL, openAppleMenu)
while True;
wait(1)
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