Question #179741 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/179741
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
-- in Eclipse make a new PyDev project
- name it
- uncheck 'Project contents' use defaults
- browse for the directory .sikuli, that you want and confirm
- select Jython as Project type
- uncheck 'create default .....'
- press finish.
-- select in menu Run: Run configurations ...
- right click on JythonRun and select new
- in Project select your project and
- in Main Module select the .py file
- at top give it a name (e.g. same as project name)
- press Close
There are different possibilities to run it now - I leave it to you to
find out ;-)
BTW:
in your script, when run from Eclipse/Jython, you need the statement "from
sikuli import *", as mentioned in the docs, you stated, that you have read them.
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