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[Bug 1312239] Re: [request] sys.path should include PYTHONPATH environment variable (or JYTHONPATH if available)
No problem. I will create a simple test scenario below showing the
issue and attach a zip with the docs.
(assuming windows)
1. Move "aModuleBeginningWithA.py" to c:\newMod
2. Place addMod.pth to the Lib/site-package directory
3. Create an interactive Jython session and use the command help('modules')
3. --aModuleBeginningWithA.py should be one of the first modules listed (mine was after the modules beginning with "_")
4. Create an interactive sikuli session( I used "java -jar sikuli-script.jar -I" in the sikuli folder to replicate our automation)
5. Use the command help('modules')
5. --Verify that aModuleBeginningWithA is one of the first modules (Mine was after the modules beginning with "_")
I have some supporting documentation for the .pth file behavior:
https://docs.python.org/2/library/site.html
** Attachment added: "Files to replicate .pth issue I am having"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/sikuli/+bug/1312239/+attachment/4371806/+files/pthFileTest.zip
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Title:
[request] sys.path should include PYTHONPATH environment variable (or
JYTHONPATH if available)
Status in Sikuli:
Fix Committed
Bug description:
back to work:
- should be JYTHONPATH if specified
- .pth files should be recognised as well
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available now in 1.1.0 2014-09-17+
in sys.path at script runtime
OS environment PYTHONPATH variable with one or more paths separated by : or ; respectively.
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If I want to import Python scripts without manually setting sys.path beforehand (as in an automated testing environment), I set the environment variable PYTHONPATH to where the scripts to be imported are, and sys.path will include these paths.
But that does not happen for Sikuli scripts: os.environ["PYTHONPATH"]
is set properly with my paths, but sys.path does not include them.
Windows 7, 64 bit
Sikuli 1.0.1
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