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Eugene S posted a new comment:
Thanks for your super quick replies! :)
I will then use the suggested workaround until the fix is being introduced in
the next version.
Cheers,
Eugene
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
That is by design ;-) because -j6 is a switch and -r a parameter, that
needs a following filename (script to be run)
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Amutha Sreenivasan is still having a problem:
Hi Raiman,
Thanks for the reply. Gave the command as mentioned above
C:\>java -jar "C:\Documents and Settings\asreeniv\My Documen
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Eugene S posted a new comment:
Yes, I have tried to run the script as follows and it succeeded:
C:\Sikuli\Tests>C:\Sikuli\sikuli-script.cmd -j6 -r
C:\Sikuli\Tests\eReferrals.sikuli
I have also discovered t
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RaiMan requested more information:
Might be.
Does it work with the given workaround?
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
This is Windows command line knowledge ;-)
pathnames containing blanks on a commandline must be enclosed in
apostrophes.
java -jar "C:\Doc
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Eugene S posted a new comment:
Just found out that it might be related to the Bug #1182870.
Am I right?
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I have viewed few questions which seemed to have a problem similar to mine but
it looks like I have something different in my case.
When I start a sikuli-script from command line under Windows 7, I get the
foll
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Eugene S confirmed that the question is solved:
Thanks RaiMan, that solved my question.
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Eugene S posted a new comment:
Thanks RaiMan. Now I can run the script.
However in the below attached FAQ page, it is stated that the following
should be used:
PATH-TO-SIKULI/sikuli-ide.exe [options] or
PA
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Amutha Sreenivasan is still having a problem:
Hi Raiman,
Thanks for the reply. Tried to run from Command line . Getting
following error.
C:\>java -jar C:\Documents and Setting
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