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RaiMan, thanks I will do some testing of the return code on the executed
script. That may just be the key to this whole thing. I'll let you
know what I discover!
Best
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RaiMan,
Thanks for replying!
Here are the relevant lines from my script.
This is a FOR loop which loops thro
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Hello fellow Sikulians!
At first glance you may be laughing at this subject line and wondering what
I've been smoking.
However I actually have a novel case that I could use some help with! Let me
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Raiman,
Unfortunately, no. I had to completely removed the logic which attempted to
delete the file.
If anyone else discovers a
. Is there an efficient way of doing
that? I have tried opening up the actual .PY file and pulling the line # which
errored from it, but that is not working well (getting an maximum recursion
depth error when I do). Is there a better way?
I appreciate any recommendations!
Thanks,
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I figured it out! I realized that I could use "getBundlePath()" within
the child scripts to pull back the c
but it
always returns the name of the control script, which is the parent
script. I need to pull the name of the running script (child script),
though.
Is there a simple way (hopefully a system variable) that holds this
information dynamically during runtime?
Thanks!
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but it
always returns the name of the control script, which is the parent
script. I need to pull the name of the running script (child script),
though.
Is there a simple way (hopefully a system variable) that holds this
information dynamically during runtime?
Thanks!
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running script (child script), though.
Is there a simple way (hopefully a system variable) that holds this information
dynamically during runtime?
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Question #674676 on Sikuli changed:
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Ron Turrentine posted a new comment:
Raiman,
I downloaded the JAR through my mobile hotspot here at work and tested
it with a user who hasn't installed Sikuli yet. It worked perfectly!
You are THE MAN
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Thanks Raiman!
I'll see about downloading it tonight (Dropbox is also blocked here at
work). :(
I sincerely appreciate your support!
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Ron Turrentine posted a new comment:
Hey Raiman,
I tried 1.1.4 a couple of months ago, but there were a couple of bugs
that made me switch back to 1.1.3 until it was stabilized. Since then, I
have developed
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Hey Raiman,
I tried the offline setup JAR that was in the link above, but it was not
successful. I'm sure that I'm likely doing something wrong. To be
frank
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Thanks RaiMan, that solved my question.
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If an offline setup JAR was available, where everything was included locally,
it would be optimal for installation!
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Ron Turrentine posted a new comment:
Good information, Raiman. Thanks for the tip.
I'll definitely test this out this week and report back.
Best regards,
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Ron Turrentine posted a new comment:
Hey Raiman,
Thanks for the reply! Yes, I am using the bundled XLRD. I have not d/l
or installed it externally.
BTW, I downloaded the sysintertals "handle.exe&
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Ron Turrentine posted a new comment:
I finally found the culprit to the issue by using subprocess.Popen. It
returned a much more useful error than os.remove did.
The error it is returning is: "The pr
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Ron Turrentine posted a new comment:
I think I may have found a clue as to the possible root cause of my
issue.
I tried deleting the file using the subprocess library. I tried it with
both the "
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Ron Turrentine posted a new comment:
Manfred,
Thanks so much! I actually tried something similar by using "os.system".
Namely: os.system(" del /f " + ws_to_split). It was not su
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Here is a rather humorous solution, but it works:
My script opens an explorer window to the folder where my Excel file
lies (using subprocess.Popen
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Thanks for you reply Manfred!
I actually found that same suggestion and tried it.
And you are correct, it made no noticea
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I'm still struggling with this issue. If someone out there has
experience with opening XLRD manipulated workbooks in Wind
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Thanks Raiman. I'm going "back to the drawing board" and will doing a
bit more research on the proper way to "close" the workbook in xlrd
then.
(exc_val.message) + "\n"
ErrorText +=
"***\n\r"
print ErrorText
self.LogError()
else:
dpmsg = "=*=*=*=*=* " + str(x) + " Worksheets Split fro
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Ron Turrentine posted a new comment:
Thanks Raiman. I've since found that this "Fatal Error" is being thrown
in 1.1.3 as well.
This may be due to the fact that I'm now using Windows 10 (a corp
!
You will not see any message anymore!
Save your work and restart the IDE!"
This happens every time. Is this a bug, or should I break out a script
differently in 1.1.4?
Here is a link to the screenshot of the error:
https://imgur.com/840b7gz
Thanks!
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Thanks RaiMan, that solved my question.
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Thanks RaiMan! I tested your workaround and it did the trick.
I appreciate the help!
Ron
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This happens every time. Is this a bug, or should I break out a script
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the solution from comment #6 --- thanks to the provider ***
The "missing link" was the Microsoft JDBC Driver 7.0 for SQL Server. I
downloaded the jar from them here:
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I took Raiman's advice and nixed pyodbc for zxJDBC instead (which is bundled
with Sikuli).
It works, and this is ho
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PS: don't see the bundled JDBC jar file. Where would I find it?
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Thanks Raiman! I will definitely look into using JDBC and the load()
statement.
BTW I checked and my machine is on Java 8 build
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I got 1.1.3 installed and working. Thanks Raiman.
And my script ran within it and is giving me error & info f
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I apologize for the multiple posts, but I have found the installer
download page for the Nightly Build:
https://raiman.github.io/SikuliX1/nightly.html
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Raiman,
I found your github page (https://github.com/RaiMan/SikuliX1/releases),
but I'm not sure how to use the source code. I'm not a java developer
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PS: I'm on Windows 7 professional
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Raiman,
Thanks for the "object" info, did not realize that!
Regarding the version, I'm on 1.1.
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Hey RaiMan,
Thanks so much for you helpful input. In answer to your questions:
1.) The browser did not open
2.) No screenshots w
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I made some big changes to my script and got it working after I stripped
out the class and changed the class properties to global variables
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When I click "Run" or "Run in slow motion", the SikuliX IDE attempts to
run my script, but then it immediately stops. However it provides no
error output - in fact, it provides no
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error output - in fact, it provides no
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When I click "Run" or "Run in slow motion", the SikuliX IDE attempts to run my
script, but then it immediately stops. However it provides no error output -
in fact, it provides no feedback whatsoever in the
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When I click "Run" or "Run in slow motion", the SikuliX IDE attempts to
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error output - in fact, it provides no
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Thank you RaiMan! I appreciate your helpful reply. I got it working!
I'm learning a great deal about both Pyt
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I seem to have found the answer!
The code that appears to be a good, working replacement
FileSystemObject. Is there a way to do something similarly elegant
within Python & SikuliX?
Side question: can Python discern between a directory and a file? The
error returned leads me to believe that it is confusing a an existing
folder as an existing file.
Thanks in advance,
Ron Turrentine
ay to do something similar within Python &
SikuliX?
Side question: can Python discern between a directory and a file? The error
returned leads me to believe that it is confusing a an existing folder as an
existing file.
Thanks in advance,
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