Question #207655 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/207655
Status: Open => Answered
Andrew Munro proposed the following answer:
RaiMan's solution is fairly simple so I'm guessing you don't have much
python experience. I will try walk you through a simpler solution using
pythons configparser:
Create a text file in the same folder that has your script.sikuli in and
call it 'config.ini'
Then type in your config variables, here is an example:
[vmsettings] # This is the 'section'
esxip = xxxx
name = xxxx
Then in your sikuli script, at the top put:
import ConfigParser
config = ConfigParser.ConfigParser()
config.read("config.ini") # Or put in the absolute path to the config.ini file
Now you can get all your variables from the config file by doing:
#var = config.get(section, variable)
esxip = config.get(vmsettings,esxip)
name = config.get(vmsettings,name)
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