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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Sorry, but I have to confirm, that the type() command does not work
against a command line window.
You might pipe the complete java command output to a file (>
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RaiMan posted a new comment:
indeed very individual :-)))
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Ben Dix posted a new comment:
I start sikuli by executing cmd command java -jar ...\sikulixide-2.0.5.jar -c
the cmd window , that stays in the background and that prints all my output is
my so called java
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RaiMan requested more information:
ok ;-)
what is " java console"?
I can test on Windows also - no problem :-)
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Ben Dix posted a new comment:
Hey RaiMan, thx for your reply.
I am on Mac AND Win
It is working fine on Mac, looks like it is something about the java
console in win.
Feels like the java output console
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
How do you run the jar? In a Terminal window using the java command?
like so: ??
/java -jar
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RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Just tried on my macOS with 2.0.5: (thought you are on macOS, not
Windows!?)
click() # make window foreground/active
wait(1)
type("a",
New question #697682 on SikuliX:
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Hi,
I am using Sikuli1.0rc2 to run some automated tests at my job. We are having
one VM with Win 7 SP1 that has the sikuli harness installed with tests and
everything, and we have an AppServer that has a rdp
New question #697681 on SikuliX:
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Hey Folks,
at the end of my script, my console output must be saved to a txt file.
right now I solved this by clicking on the top left of the java window, finding
the buttons by images to do so.
The filename
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