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** Summary changed:

- [1.0.1] scripts having blanks in path cannot be run
+ [1.0.1] scripts having blanks in path cannot be run --- fixed in 1.1.0

** Changed in: sikuli
   Importance: High => Critical

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Title:
  [1.0.1] scripts having blanks in path cannot be run --- fixed in 1.1.0

Status in Sikuli:
  Fix Committed

Bug description:
  ******* problem

  Typically I call my Sikuli from a shell script using escaped
  characters:

  /Volumes/GraphicsXRaid/04\ Elements/_AE_Scripts_Effects/scripts\ from\
  Kevin/Index\ Comps\ From\ Projects/Suppress_AE_Dialogs.sikuli

  But I just ran a quoted version of the escaped path (TEST 2) and also
  got a similar output. BUT, this time I noticed what it's doing. The
  output says:

  [error] FileManager: Not a valid Sikuli script:
  /Volumes/GraphicsXRaid/04\.sikuli

  This is interesting because even though the space after the 04 in the
  path name is escaped and the entire path is quoted, it's tried to
  truncate my path name to "/Volumes/GraphicsXRaid/04\.sikuli" instead
  of "/Volumes/GraphicsXRaid/04\ Elements/_AE_Scripts_Effects/scripts\
  from\ Kevin/Index\ Comps\ From\ Projects/Suppress_AE_Dialogs.sikuli"

  I just moved my script to another test directory without a leading
  number followed by a space and Sikuli is working normally. I can
  double click and open the script file and it opens fine, as well as
  launch the script from command line and it works as expected. Is the
  leading number followed by a space crash a bug or am I missing
  something?

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  [Mac OSX 10.6.8] [Sikuli 1.0.1]

  When I create a script and try to run the script or executable via
  command line, the Sikuli icon bounces and is highlighted in the dock,
  then the java applet bounces and highlights and the yellow banner
  flashes. At that point, both the java applet disappears and the
  highlight is removed from the dock icon, indicating that the app is no
  longer running.

  I thought I might be doing something wrong but there's another
  seemingly related issue. When I double click the .sikuli script file,
  the IDE opens with that annoying dialog that says click ok or the
  script will run in 3 seconds. But instead of opening the script as it
  has in the past, it opens with an untitled document. If I try opening
  the script again from the file menu, the script will open and run
  fine.

  I've checked the contents of the executable and the .py and html files
  are there with the correct info. Just not sure why this is no longer
  working. Any ideas?

  Thanks!

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