Question #272509 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/272509
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
If you have something like this:
- a folder in MyScriptPath (preferably something like
<some-path>/<you-name-it>.sikuli)
- in this folder there is a <you-name-it>.py
- in this folder you have a <someImage.png>
- and in your .py you have picture = "someImage.png"
then the easiest way is to say:
from <you-name-it> import *
This will make the variable names known in your script and the folder is
auto-added to the image path, making the images accessible.
if your running script is not in the same folder as <you-name-it>.sikuli, then
you have to say before the import:
addImportPath(os.dirname(MyScriptPath))
This solution is according to the recommendation, to have an image library in
.sikuli, with some naming convention either simply as
"someImage.png"
or as
someImage = "whatever.png"
in 1st case you say:
click("someImage")
in the 2nd case you use
click(someImage)
The IDE 1.1.0 supports the following:
write
someImage =
click the shot button and take the shot.
The image will be appended and automatically named "someImage.png" so you
finally have:
someImage = "someImage.png"
hence fully supporting a naming convention (if you have any ;-)
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