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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
ok, you can do that in a script:
try:
import org.sikuli.natives.WinUtil as Windows
path = Windows.getEnv("PATH") # get current path
# manipulate the path string
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Asheru posted a new comment:
Sorry, my bad. I was not clear enough.
To be more specific, the problem is:
We are testing an app(MyTestApp let's call it) and we have a large suite
of tests built with
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Asheru posted a new comment:
Ok I see.
The problem we are having is that we have an app that we are testing a
desktop app with sikuli, TestApp let's say.
One of the modules that this app uses a module
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
--- But while executing a normal script it does not change anything related to
that, right?
not while running, but before starting the script run, the lib path is added
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Asheru posted a new comment:
Ok thanks.
But while executing a normal script it does not change anything related to
that, right?
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Not a feature.
You have to do that in some wrapper (command script, ...).
Or in your SikuliX script/program using the JNA features (JNA
New question #681984 on Sikuli:
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Hello,
I'm wondering if Sikuli could possibly change some system environment variables
at runtime, like windows path for example or others?
While running some tests we are missing some dependencies needed by
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