Question #233031 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/233031
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
currently the easiest way is to use Sikuli-IDE to manage one or more
imagexxx.sikuli containing the following:
imgXyz = "xyz.png"
ptnAbc = Pattern("abc.png").similar(0.95).targetOffset(10,20)
.....
Have these xxx.sikuli in your project top level folder (the projects
working folder)
In your PyDev project you just say:
from sikuli import *
from imagesXXX import *
if exists(imgXyz):
click(ptnAbc)
So in parallel with your Eclipse you use the IDE features to manage your
images, save the .sikuli if something was changed and debug your script in
Eclipse.
You might decide to only have one of these images.sikuli in a central place and
use the Eclipse path settings (global and/or project wise), to allow the access
to images.sikuli at runtime and for the Eclipse PyDev editor at development
(syntax check, autocomplete, ...).
To better support this with a Sikuli process waiting in the background
for some triggers and come up with the requested features is on the list
for version 1.1 (a prereq is the complete revision of the pattern
preview feature to even allow to use it in a script like already the
capture feature).
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