Question #191230 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/191230
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
--- I like the fact that you can export the source code itself into an .exe
The exported stuff is not an .exe, it is a .skl, which simply is a zipped
version of the folder .sikuli. So forget about "hiding" source code. The
original idea of the developers was, to produce some single file, that could be
e-mailed or stored in the net.
--- running multiple scripts one after the other
your solution is quite ok (not to say: most efficient one). So if you want to
stick with the exported Sikuli stuff, add some rename/unzip/store somewhere
step to your .bat, before calling java.
--- another option
might be, to use the unit testing concept, to run your scripts (see faq 1804)
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