The problem is the implementation (quick and dirty ;-) of the Windows command file sikuli-script.cmd, that allows only 9 entries after the parameter -r (including script name).
A current workaround would be to use the generated java command directly or a stripped down command file version like this:
@echo off
SETLOCAL
IF "%SIKULIX_HOME%"=="" set SIKULIX_HOME=%~dp0
set JAVA=... path to the java.exe to be used
set PARMS=-Xms64M -Xmx512M -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8
The problem is the implementation (quick and dirty ;-) of the Windows command file sikuli-script.cmd, that allows only 9 entries after the parameter -r (including script name).
A current workaround would be to use the generated java command directly or a stripped down command file version like this: HOME%"= ="" set SIKULIX_HOME=%~dp0 encoding= UTF-8
@echo off
SETLOCAL
IF "%SIKULIX_
set JAVA=... path to the java.exe to be used
set PARMS=-Xms64M -Xmx512M -Dfile.
%JAVA% %PARMS% -cp "%SIKULIX_ HOME%sikuli- script. jar" org.sikuli. script. SikuliScript %*
ENDLOCAL