Question #175598 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/175598
Status: Open => Needs information
RaiMan requested more information:
Did you test the script in the IDE using the normal run mode? (not the
slow motion mode)
If yes, this should give you the same problems as when running the
script as .skl from command line (or by double clicking it).
I guess that you have one of the typical timing problems, that happen,
when actions like click or double click are performed, when the target
is not yet ready.
You should check the situation before the double click should happen.
BTW: to use .skl is not really necessary, just use the .sikuli. a .skl
is only a zipped version of it's .sikuli and gives only some added
value, if you want to send a script via e-mail or store it somewhere in
the net. In normal usage it even adds additional startup time, since it
has to be unzipped to a temp folder.
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