Question #194789 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/194789
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
--- If an image is not found in the your-script.sikuli folder, when the script
is loaded, only the file name is shown
--- when capturing an image in the IDE, the image is always stored in the
your-script.sikuli folder, no matter what image path settings you have in your
script (addImagePath or setBundlePath, these are only evaluated at script run)
--- if you use setBundlePath() to get access to images stored somewhere else,
you can no longer use the IDE Preview feature. Have a look at
http://sikuli.org/docx/globals.html#importing-other-sikuli-scripts-reuse-code-and-images
for possible solutions.
So in your case, thumbnails will never be shown, supposing the images are
actually stored at
D:\documents and Settings\sesa121526\My Documents\images
which means in the WindowsExplorer you should see the images
start.png
start-1.png
BTW: always avoid, to capture the same images twice. The easiest way is
to use image variables:
#exists("start.png") # this does nothing but searching the image, so it is cruft
imgStartButton = "start.png"
click(Pattern(imgStartButton).targetOffset(20,100))
wait(2)
m=getLastMatch()
x=m.right(120).above(100)
x.highlight(2)
wait(2)
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