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[Question #675229]: Sikuli 1.1.3: How to derive name of script?

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From: Ron Turrentine <question675229@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2018 19:22:28 -0000
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New question #675229 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/675229

I have developed a "Control" script which processes a list of Sikuli scripts that it pulls from a SQL database.
It does this by using the "setBundlePath" and "execfile" commands for each script in the list, running the .py file for each one.

My challenge is that I need to derive the currently-running script name from within the running script itself (not from within the Control script). I have tried using the sys.arg[0] system variable, but it always returns the name of the control script, which is the parent script. I need to pull the name of the running script (child script), though.

Is there a simple way (hopefully a system variable) that holds this information dynamically during runtime?

Thanks!

Ron Turrentine




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