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[Jed Popiel <1697575@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It is working now after I added the following line:

from sikuli import *


So the main module is now:

from sikuli import *

PYTHONPICPATH="C:/Personal Folders/JD/SikuliXIDE/Screenshots.sikuli"

import os
addImagePath("C:/Personal Folders/JD/SikuliXIDE/Screenshots.sikuli")

myPath = os.path.dirname(getBundlePath()) 
if not myPath in sys.path: sys.path.append(myPath)
sys.path.append(PYTHONPICPATH)

import Screenshots

ScreenshotsObj = Screenshots.Screenshots()
Settings.ClickDelay = 0.1

wait(ScreenshotsObj.Youarenowloggedout)
click(ScreenshotsObj.Youarenowloggedout)
click(ScreenshotsObj.RememberMe)
click(ScreenshotsObj.Username)
click(ScreenshotsObj.Password)
click(ScreenshotsObj.BackToOnlineStoreLink)

** Description changed:

  Sikuli version 1.1.1
  Windows 10 (64 bit)
  Java 1.8
  Python
  Using SikulixIDE
  
  Setup:
  Using two different modules in Python, WebSite2017 imports Screenshots.
  
  "Screenshots" is used to define images and creates an object, it is a separate .sikuli project.
  Screenshots Code:
  class Screenshots():
-     def __init__(self):
-         self.Youarenowloggedout = Pattern("Youarenowloggedout.png").similar(0.72)
-         self.BackToOnlineStoreLink = "BackToOnlineStore.png"
+     def __init__(self):
+         self.Youarenowloggedout = Pattern("Youarenowloggedout.png").similar(0.72)
+         self.BackToOnlineStoreLink = "BackToOnlineStore.png"
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  "WebSite2017" is the main execution module and contains the follow script (it is in a different .sikuli project and is the one that is run).
  
  WebSite2017 Code:
  PYTHONPICPATH="C:/Personal Folders/JD/SikuliXIDE/Screenshots.sikuli"
  
  import os
  addImagePath("C:/Personal Folders/JD/SikuliXIDE/Screenshots.sikuli")
  
- myPath = os.path.dirname(getBundlePath()) 
+ myPath = os.path.dirname(getBundlePath())
  if not myPath in sys.path: sys.path.append(myPath)
  sys.path.append(PYTHONPICPATH)
- 
  
  import Screenshots
  reload(Screenshots)
  
  ScreenshotsObj = Screenshots.Screenshots()
  Settings.ClickDelay = 0.1
  
  click(ScreenshotsObj.Youarenowloggedout)
  click(ScreenshotsObj.BackToOnlineStoreLink)
  ===========================================================================
  
  Execution results:
  [error] script [ WebTest2017 ] stopped with error in line 18
  [error] NameError ( global name 'Pattern' is not defined )
  [error] --- Traceback --- error source first line: module ( function ) statement 3: Screenshots ( __init__ ) self.Youarenowloggedout = Pattern("Youarenowloggedout.png").similar(0.72)
  [error] --- Traceback --- end --------------
  
  ===========================================================================
  Identified Problem:
  If the image in Screenshots doesn't have an adjustment for pattern matching then the WebSite2017 script executes without problems.
  
  I modified the pattern match for the image in Screenshots (changed to
  0.72) and the error occurs.
  
  The variable created in Screenshots "Youarenowloggedout" doesn't get
  assigned properly in WebSite2017.

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Title:
  Error reported when using image with pattern match from a image module

Status in Sikuli:
  Invalid

Bug description:
  Sikuli version 1.1.1
  Windows 10 (64 bit)
  Java 1.8
  Python
  Using SikulixIDE

  Setup:
  Using two different modules in Python, WebSite2017 imports Screenshots.

  "Screenshots" is used to define images and creates an object, it is a separate .sikuli project.
  Screenshots Code:
  class Screenshots():
      def __init__(self):
          self.Youarenowloggedout = Pattern("Youarenowloggedout.png").similar(0.72)
          self.BackToOnlineStoreLink = "BackToOnlineStore.png"
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  "WebSite2017" is the main execution module and contains the follow script (it is in a different .sikuli project and is the one that is run).

  WebSite2017 Code:
  PYTHONPICPATH="C:/Personal Folders/JD/SikuliXIDE/Screenshots.sikuli"

  import os
  addImagePath("C:/Personal Folders/JD/SikuliXIDE/Screenshots.sikuli")

  myPath = os.path.dirname(getBundlePath())
  if not myPath in sys.path: sys.path.append(myPath)
  sys.path.append(PYTHONPICPATH)

  import Screenshots
  reload(Screenshots)

  ScreenshotsObj = Screenshots.Screenshots()
  Settings.ClickDelay = 0.1

  click(ScreenshotsObj.Youarenowloggedout)
  click(ScreenshotsObj.BackToOnlineStoreLink)
  ===========================================================================

  Execution results:
  [error] script [ WebTest2017 ] stopped with error in line 18
  [error] NameError ( global name 'Pattern' is not defined )
  [error] --- Traceback --- error source first line: module ( function ) statement 3: Screenshots ( __init__ ) self.Youarenowloggedout = Pattern("Youarenowloggedout.png").similar(0.72)
  [error] --- Traceback --- end --------------

  ===========================================================================
  Identified Problem:
  If the image in Screenshots doesn't have an adjustment for pattern matching then the WebSite2017 script executes without problems.

  I modified the pattern match for the image in Screenshots (changed to
  0.72) and the error occurs.

  The variable created in Screenshots "Youarenowloggedout" doesn't get
  assigned properly in WebSite2017.

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