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• May be this helps (not yet really documented, information from developer):

   

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   (1) The steps to use Sikuli.py without Sikuli IDE:
    1. add sikuli-script.jar into Java's CLASSPATH
    2. add -Dpython.home=sikuli-script.jar as a parameter of launching java
    3. add "from python.edu.mit.csail.uid.Sikuli import *" in your python code. (Note that the package name will be changed in 0.10.)

   

  (2)
   Sikuli need some opencv libraries in tmplib/.
   Try to add tmplib/ to %PATH% before running Jython.

   

  (3)
   In theory, you can import the other xxx.sikuli/xxx.py and call its functions. A tricky step is that you need to call setBundlePath() before using the image files inside the other .sikuli bundle, otherwise Sikuli's functions doesn't know where to find the images.
   We will try to make this easier in the future versions.
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• Info: tmplib no problem, python path set, sikuli-script.jar added to path, and all testsuites runs smoothly before 1.0 upgrade. Now I am just not sure which version to downgrade to.
• my system contains testsuite folders that only contains simple test cases, from those testsuites, it includes other python libraries, which import sikuli.Sikuli.* to build methods that could be used for all test cases. All the images needed are also inside an image library folder and defined in a python file, in that case, if any image changes, I do not need to update hundreds of test cases.
• java -d32 -Dpython.home=Sikuli-Mac-Lib_1.0/sikuli-script.jar -jar Sikuli-Mac-Lib_1.0/sikuli-script.jar ../TestSuites/maptest.sikuli
• Great, this method still works perfectly for windows XP using sikuli 0.10.

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• As far as I understood, you have to write something with python syntax, that is afterwards run by the jython environment (python on java), so you can use the Sikuli defined classes and methods in your program directly without using the Sikuli IDE.

• import os
   from edu.mit.csail.uid.SikuliScript import *

   
• sikuli.Sikuli in
• f you can run "java -cp sikuli-script.jar org.python.util.jython" and import sikuli.Sikuli.* successfully, it should be fine to run your Java code. So, I think the problem is related to the paths you define. Try removing python.path and python.home, maybe you don't need them.
• For everyone else who has this same question, if you are trying to run Sikuli inside of Eclipse using PyDev you need to set up a new Interpreter that points to sikuli-script.jar NOT your jython installation.

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• Sikuli Script uses OpenCV as its computer vision engine. On Windows, you can simply add the path Sikuli-IDE/tmplib to the environment variable PATH, and then Windows can automatically find OpenCV's DLLs in there. However, it's more complicated on Mac and Linux. Therefore, our suggestion is to install OpenCV by yourself.
• nclude sikuli-script.jar in the CLASSPATH of your Java project.==
• n simply "import edu.mit.csail.uid.*" or

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