Question #198111 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/198111
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
--- My goal is to add commands available to a Sikuli script
Sikuli does not have "commands". This is only a trick: the Screen and Region
methods are inserted into the global names, so that the methods like click(),
find() and others are redirected to the constant object reference SCREEN, which
is initialized as Screen(0).
So behind the curtain a click(some_image) is really a SCREEN.click(some_image).
So if you want to add something to Sikuli, either on the Python/Jython
or Java level, you just have to set up the respective modules/classes
and make them available in sys.path (Python) or class path (Jython
and/or Java) and they are useable in Sikuli scripts.
The magic with "Sikuli extensions" only is, that if you set up a .jar
file with the documented structure (Jython wrapper for Java stuff), you
can store the .jar in the extensions folder and use the load() method to
activate it, so you can use import.
In all these cases, the user has to say (on the Jython Sikuli script
level):
from the_other_stuff import *
w = Wrapper(init1, init2, ...)
x = w.method1(parm1, parm2, parm10 = "whatever")
In this case a module named the_other_stuff.py (or
the_other_stuff.sikuli) must be found using sys.path
Or if you want to have "commands" like these from Sikuli, you have to
put the same "magic" as Sikuli into the __init__.py for your
the_other_stuff.
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