[1.0.1] - Calling a script from another script using subprocess --- workaround: use run()

[Eugene S]

I have tried to call a Sikuli script from within another script. For example I have the following standalone scripts:

C:\SikuliX\Tests\testFlows\Scenario1.sikuli
C:\SikuliX\Tests\testFlows\Scenario2.sikuli

I want to perform the following:
1. Start Scenario1 script.
2. From within the Scenario1 I want to call Scenario2 and wait until it finishes.
3. When Scenario2 is finished I want the Scenario1 script to continue from the next line.

I have attempted to reach such functionality using in the following manner (from within Scenario1 script):

import subprocess

process = subprocess.Popen("c:\\SikuliX\\runScript.cmd -r C:\\SikuliX\\Tests\\testFlows\\Scenario2.sikuli", shell=True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
process.wait()
print process.returncode

It seem to start running exactly as I have expected however after few steps it becomes stuck. It does recognize few patterns and type few symbols before it becomes stuck. However it always happen at the same point. It seems like it is stuck just before performing its first mouse click, but I'm not 100% sure.

In addition, when I decide to terminate the process, I type Ctrl+C. When I do that, the mouse click(which was previously stuck) is performed the same moment and then (after one more Ctrl+C) the script finally exists.