| 2013-07-16 15:10:55 |
RaiMan |
description |
Hello,
I'm passing command line argument(s) with sys.argv[1:] and for most of them it works. There were 3-4 args which when used immediately failed/aborted the Sikuli run, without any error. On analyzing, I observed that all these arguments are starting with either of "-rxxxx", "-sxxxx" or "-txxxx". There appear a conflict with the Sikuli standard command line arguments (-r, -s, -t) and those I used, although I'm using a string (e.g. "-report", "-test") rather than a single character.
The question is, how to pass such arguments that start with standard command line arguments (-r, -s. -t)?
Thanks. |
--- fixed with 1.0.1
Hello,
I'm passing command line argument(s) with sys.argv[1:] and for most of them it works. There were 3-4 args which when used immediately failed/aborted the Sikuli run, without any error. On analyzing, I observed that all these arguments are starting with either of "-rxxxx", "-sxxxx" or "-txxxx". There appear a conflict with the Sikuli standard command line arguments (-r, -s, -t) and those I used, although I'm using a string (e.g. "-report", "-test") rather than a single character.
The question is, how to pass such arguments that start with standard command line arguments (-r, -s. -t)?
Thanks. |
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| 2013-08-14 13:52:05 |
RaiMan |
summary |
[1.0] command line arguments with Sikuli Standard Commandline Option characters (-r, -s, -t, ...) are ignored or give errors |
[1.0.1 ok] command line arguments with Sikuli Standard Commandline Option characters (-r, -s, -t, ...) are ignored or give errors |
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